AmeriCymru spoke to Nancy Wright, American-Welsh poet and WNAA Board of Trustees member about her poetry and her involvement with the North American Welsh Choir .Nancy was the winner of first place prize in the 2011 West Coast Eisteddfod Poetry Competition. To read her winning entry go here:- Remembering Fengdu Go here to enter this years West Coast Eisteddfod Online Poetry Competition
Showing posts with label remembering fengdu. Show all posts
Showing posts with label remembering fengdu. Show all posts
Jan 16, 2012
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)
Popular Posts
-
Are you a Poet, Short Story Writer or a Photographer?...then read on.... For the second year running the Left Coast Eisteddf...
-
Coinciding with the 70 th anniversary of the Dunkirk evacuation, the novel To Win Against the Odds tells us of Thomas Jones’s extraordin...
-
A Ceredigion based publishing company is hoping e-book technology can help breathe new life into Welsh language literature. Y Lolfa is launc...
-
Welsh tunes and songs, old and new. Wistful and intricate to gritty and driving acoustic folk/baroque by two of Wales’s foremost traditio...
-
The Welsh National Assembly and the British Consulate of Boston are looking to connect with the Welsh presence in New England. March 1st, 20...
-
Geoff Brookes is the author of ' Stories In Welsh Stone' , a remarkable book which brings together fifteen grisly tales of m...
-
Not many historical incidents/legends have inspired not one but two epic poems! The Madoc story is one such. Robert Southey and Samuel T. C...
-
Americymru member Phil Wyman plans to put Wales on the map this year by standing waist deep in the river and praying on March 1st. Such was ...
-
This competition is now closed BUT go to THIS post for a chance to win tickets to hear Karl Jenkins at the 'Music Masters of Wale...
