On hubris, mythology and the peculiar arrogance of punishing ourselves.

Hanes perthynas tad a merch a geir yn O Ran ond mae problemau Ifan, natur bryderus Angharad ac absenoldeb mam yn taflu cysgod dros eu bywydau.

In a voice more powerful and compassionate than ever before,  New York Times  bestselling author Elizabeth Strout binds together thirteen rich, luminous narratives into a book with the heft of a novel, through the presence of one larger-than-life, unforgettable character: Olive K

Yr Hobyd (Welsh [H]), purchased on-line from Melin Bapur in 2024 (paperback)

Bydd y ffilm eiconig Star Wars: A New Hope yn cael ei dybio’n Gymraeg

Nest Jenkins a phanel o adolygwyr yn trafod llyfrau o bob math.

Dyfrig Williams, Learning Design Manager for Research in Practice, reflects on the event, highlighting key messages from research and practice.

Unfolding in rural Wales over three years during the late 1980s in a small Valleys community, A Room Above a Shop is a tender and resonant debut from Anthony Shapland. Now adapted and translated by Esyllt Angharad Lewis in dialogue with the author, Lan Stâr also explores the role of language between the two men, playin

A lax approach to plot and character makes this near-future fantasy about a murdered man and his wife only fitfully funny

DEI is under attack. Why does it matter? Because, at its core, DEI is about love and respect for other people—not as sentiment, but as something you operationalize in how you design systems. There’s a powerful and useful analogy here […] The post DEI under attack: why accessibility shows what we’re getting wrong appeared first on Conferences That Work.

Mae Aaron Ramsey wedi cyhoeddi ei fod wedi ymddeol o chwarae pêl-droed

Author of Wellness & The Nix

Fascism and Democracy collects five brilliant examples of Orwell's writing during the darkest days of World War Two. Grappling with the principles of democracy and the potential of reform, the meaning of literature and free speech in times of violence, and the sustainability of objective truth, Orwell offers a compelling portrayal of a nation where norms and ideals can no longer be taken for granted. Like the best of Orwell's writing, these essays also serve as timeless reminders of the fragility of freedom.

The US band’s brawny, pit-inciting riffs come laced with blurry waves of distortion, making for music that is oddly reflective and melancholy

After their Bespoked Dresden trip last year, Cari and John made the trip to visit the Schwalbe headquarters east of Cologne. Not knowing what to expect, their visit to the tire manufacturer left an impression on multiple fronts. Read on for John's perspective about the company's circular economy, accompanied by a high-volume photo gallery... Tires are among the most discarded bicycle components. But what happens when you tell your bike shop to toss them? Well, in Europe, Schwalbe works with dealers to recycle tires and inner tubes, recovering carbon black – industrial soot that's used in tire production – and…

Yes, bikes are political. Since their invention, they have been political. "Bicycle riding came to embody the individuality women were working toward with the suffrage movement. It also gave women a mode of transportation and clothing that allowed for freedom of movement and of travel." (source) Have you ever thought about the trails you ride? Are they city? Or on state land? Do you know who the original stewards of the land were? What tribes? Remember when our federal lands were at risk last year? They still are, by the way. Do you ever ponder how you're allowed to ride…