Welsh

Literary works that are written in the Welsh language - Cymraeg -, or the English language. Works that are written in the nation of Wales, or address themes associated with the Welsh people and Wales' culture. ...more

The Mabinogion
How Green Was My Valley
Trainspotting
Under Milk Wood
Filth
Porno (Mark Renton, #3)
Romeo and Juliet
Hamlet
King Henry IV, Part 1
Collected Poems
Othello
Ecstasy
Glue
Henry IV, Part Two
Robinson Crusoe
Between Ghosts and Gods by Ann Sei LinSurvival Show by Juno  DawsonA Song I Wrote for Charlotte by Caitlin DevlinDrop Dead Famous by Jennifer  PearsonLove, Gods and Sinners by Camille Chong
UKYA in 2026
98 books — 8 voters
The Search for Mother Missing by Janine VanceAnything in Turquoise by Wendy KleinMurielle's Angel by Mary J. HowellWashing the dead by Shelagh WeeksUp Close by Shelagh Weeks
Cinnamon Press
16 books — 6 voters

The Celts by John CollisThe Celtic World by Jennifer PaxtonSilent Cries by Bill  StewartThe Conquest of Gaul by Gaius Julius CaesarThe History of Rome, Books 1-5 by Livy
The Celtic World Suggested Reading
82 books — 3 voters
How the Irish Saved Civilization by Thomas CahillThe Mabinogion by UnknownThe Táin by AnonymousThe Mabinogion Tetralogy by Evangeline WaltonThe Celts by Nora Kershaw Chadwick
Medieval Welsh and Irish literature
80 books — 52 voters

The Thoughts & Happenings of Wilfred Price, Purveyor of Super... by Wendy JonesSunrise in the West by Edith PargeterHow Green Was My Valley by Richard LlewellynGhostbird by Carol LovekinLanded by Tim Pears
Novels with Welsh characters
68 books — 9 voters
A Kiss From a Dragon Lord by Charlotte SwanClaimed by the Mobster by Evie  RoseVampire Mistress by Joey W. HillLord of Sherwood by Laura StricklandThe Viking's Touch by Joanna Fulford
"Anwyn"
5 books — 6 voters

Angela Quarles
Ah, cariad, finally I have you to myself, with a bed behind me, and what do I do?
Angela Quarles, Must Love Chainmail

Joe Dunthorne
We asked our Welsh teacher, Mr Llewellyn – who is young, to tell us the Welsh sex words. The Welsh word for sex is ‘rhyw’. It sounds like coughing. He said that, in general, Welsh-speakers use English words. When pressed, he gave us a couple of examples to show us why this might be. ‘Llawes goch’ means ‘red sleeve’. ‘Coes fach’ means ‘small leg’. The phrase would be: ‘Put your small leg in my red sleeve’.
Joe Dunthorne, Submarine

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