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Y Daith
Dyma nofel wefreiddiol arall gan awdur Y Dŵr, y tro hwn am daith ryfeddol Mog, gŵr canol oed sy'n chwilio am ei fywyd a'i ieuenctid coll. Mae Mog yn arwain y darllenydd ar daith yn llawn myfyrdodau a hiwmor ar hyd Cymru a Chlawdd Offa lle mae ei wraig, Meg, sydd wedi diflannu, wedi gadael nifer o gliwiau iddo. Llwydda i blethu’r daith gorfforol, ffantasïau, mythau a sylwadau hynod fachog a dychanol am y Gymru gyfoes mewn ysgrifennu sydd yn llifo’n rhwydd. Nofel am berthynas yw hon, perthynas dau gariad yn bennaf, ond 'perthynas' yn ystyr ehangaf y gair hefyd, perthynas dyn â’i enaid ei hun, â'i gymar, â’i gymuned a’i fyd, ac y mae cymeriad godidog Mog yn dal cymhlethdod amlochrog y cyfan ynghyd.
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Published September 27, 2011
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Lloyd Jones
10 books6 followersLloyd Jones is a contemporary novelist from Wales.
He formerly worked on a farm and as a newspaper editor, a lecturer and a mencap nurse. His first two novels were both published through Welsh publishing house Seren. Mr Vogel (2004), winner of the McKitterick Prize, was based partly upon Jones' walking completely around Wales, a 1000-mile journey (he is the first Welsh person to do so). His second book, Mr Cassini (2006), was partially inspired by his walking across Wales in seven different directions; it won the Wales Book of the Year award 2007. His third book, My First Colouring Book, a collection of short stories and essays, was published in October 2008. He published a novel in Welsh, Y Dŵr, with Y Lolfa in June 2009.
He formerly worked on a farm and as a newspaper editor, a lecturer and a mencap nurse. His first two novels were both published through Welsh publishing house Seren. Mr Vogel (2004), winner of the McKitterick Prize, was based partly upon Jones' walking completely around Wales, a 1000-mile journey (he is the first Welsh person to do so). His second book, Mr Cassini (2006), was partially inspired by his walking across Wales in seven different directions; it won the Wales Book of the Year award 2007. His third book, My First Colouring Book, a collection of short stories and essays, was published in October 2008. He published a novel in Welsh, Y Dŵr, with Y Lolfa in June 2009.
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