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Iwan Llwyd

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Iwan Llwyd

Iwan Llwyd was born in Llanidloes, mid-Wales, forty-six years ago, and now lives in Talybont near Bangor, north Wales. He won the crown at the National Eisteddfod in 1990 for his series of poems "Gwreichion" (Sparks), and the Welsh Arts Council Book of the Year award in 1997 for his volume Dan Ddylanwad (Under the Influence). His poetry has taken him to the U.S., Canada, Poland, and the rest of Wales, and he is currently working on a play based on the last days of another Welsh poet, Hedd Wyn, killed on the last day of July, 1917.

Articles by Iwan Llwyd

In Praise of the Brothers of Bod Iwan
By Iwan Llwyd
In Bod Iwan there have longbeen gods of words and gods of song,gods with feet sound upon this earth,wild gods and wise gods, for what it's worth:Gerallt, who's followed all the trailsfrom Madryn…
Translated from Welsh by Iwan Llwyd
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Llywelyn’s Breath
By Iwan Llwyd
(at the Llanelwedd National Eisteddfod)The border is near,its rugged soil continuingto sear its history on the faceof our language's acres, our no man's land.Our language is Llywelyn'sfaint…
Translated from Welsh by Iwan Llwyd
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