Bright Young Things: The Art of Contraception

Disgrifiad Cymraeg / Welsh Description

Casgliad cyntaf Susie Wild, sy'n gymysgedd o straeon byrion am fywyd bob dydd.

Disgrifiad Saesneg / English Description

Susie Wild's debut collection is a quirky mix in which tales of the fantastic and the everyday are told with inimitable style and flair.

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Bywgraffiad yr Awdur / Author Biography

Susie Wild is a writer, editor and journalist. She has also been the News Editor for national music magazine Kruger and their website www.krugerlabs.com. She has also worked as Film Editor for Welsh lad mag Red Handed and was the editor of Swansea’s art magazine Platform (2004-2008). She’s written for the majority of the Welsh Press as well as national publications including Mslexia, Clash Magazine,TheSite.org and The Guardian. Her words have appeared in New Welsh Review, Planet Magazine, Metro, The Big Issue, Buzz, Swn, Artrocker.com, Artrocker.tv, and many other publications. She has 2 MAs because she is greedy for knowledge – one in Journalism from Goldsmith’s College and one in Creative Writing from Swansea University. Susie’s debut short film, featuring her poem ‘Dim Smoking, Girls,’ won The Co-op Award for New Directors at Beyond TV Festival 2007. susie@brightyoungthings.info

Adolygiad y Cyhoeddwr / Publisher Review

A talent for razor-sharp, satirical observation – Nigel Jenkins Susie Wild’s debut collection is a quirky mix in which tales of the fantastic and the everyday are told with inimitable style and flair. The deranged cravings of a mum-to-be lead to the accidental poisoning of her co-worker in ‘Pica’. Rob holidays in his bathroom and dreams about his underage love interest in ‘Aquatic Life’. The poignant and subtle novella ‘Arrivals’ unfolds slowly, revealing a mother and daughter in opposite corners of the planet, both experiencing their own personal revelation.