I once mistakenly thought that The Road to Wigan Pier was another of Orwell’s superb novels, but it is not; it’s an investigation into and
Surely one of the most graphic examples of the harshness of back street life emanates from the year of 1909. A chimney sweep should have
Urban Development in the Victorian Era is Ray’s book about the historical development of Grangetown’s architecture. It became a set text for the master’s degree
This is not an adventurous tale. It’s set in post-war Venice and is a dialogue between a retiring colonel (demoted from general) and a young
History books can be ones that present the reader with a set of facts, with little or no narrative. They can be overly academic and
This is Japan’s oldest literary masterpiece and stands alongside the world’s finest writings. It is widely held to be the world’s first novel and a
Francis Drake, from Cardiff, was described as a wandering lunatic by a certain court official. His behaviour was indeed strange. Police on London’s Tower Bridge
While Ray is reticent to give us just one important moment, he can give us a few: from the formation of Grangetown as a grange
This is the autobiography of the author who was born in Tianjin Province in China in 1937. Her mother died shortly after childbirth and as
An interesting interpretation regarding the role of Judas which provides believable and feasible motivations for his actions. The story is from the point of view
East Canal Wharf, Cardiff, outside the York Pub back in 1895 at 7.30pm one Monday. Fred and three fellow ‘pub-to-pub’ musicians exited the York, they
This story is autobiographical. It was in September 1939 that Polish Radio’s last live radio broadcast featured Chopin’s Nocturne in C-sharp minor played by the
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