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Whose Song to Sing — A Memoir

Whose Song to Sing — A Memoir

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Disgrifiad Saesneg / English Description

How does an adopted person construct their identity? In this collection of essays, Ben Wildsmith relates the key events of a turbulent life and considers the factors that shaped his nature.

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Manylion y cynnyrch / Product details

ISBN 13
9781915279989
Gwales Code
gwales.com.9781915279989
Gwerthwr / Vendor
Cyngor Llyfrau Cymru
Long Title
Whose Song to Sing — A Memoir
Sub Title
A Memoir
Awdur / Author
Wildsmith, Ben
Current Price ex VAT
£16.99
Current Price inc VAT
£16.99
Availability Status (EN)
Available
Availability Status (CY)
Ar gael
Dyddiad cyhoeddi / Publication Date
2026-02-05
Cyhoeddwr / Publisher
Calon
Media Type (EN)
Hardback
Media Type (CY)
Clawr caled
Pages
260 pages
Size
138 × 216 mm; depth 15 mm
Language Code
English
Categori / Category
CY: Bywgraffiadau a Chofiannau (yn Saesneg) | EN: Biographies (in English)
FSC Status
FSC certified (mixed sources) — C013604

Bywgraffiad yr Awdur / Author Biography

Ben Wildsmith was born in Birmingham when Chuck Berry's 'My Ding a Ling' was number one in the charts. He's been a fright, a new start, a doley, a bank clerk, a laundryman, a gardener, a liability, a lecturer, a shopkeeper, a musician and a friend. He's a Nation.Cymru columnist, and a Hay Festival Writer @ Work whose poetry has appeared in Red Poets and Poetry Wales. Ben is a support worker with Cardiff's homeless community. He lives in Rhondda Fach with his wife, Susie, and an assortment of questionable notions.

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