Singing to Wolves

by Ruth Bidgood

Her deep engagement with the landscape and history of her part of Wales is matched by a metaphysical questioning as to the purpose and meaning of experience. The voices that she invokes are often the 'unremembered' a failed medieval prince, a schoolchild, a local farmer, a lost dog. Her deceptively plain language and quiet humour, her keenly attentive eye for striking imagery and her ear for anecdote give us poems that are at once accessible and profound. Singing to Wolves is sure to please her discerning readership, who span the generations, as well as to recruit new fans to the pleasures of her poems.

64 pages, Paperback

First published September 1, 2000

About the author

Ruth Bidgood (1922–2022) was a Welsh poet and local historian who wrote in English.