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Read all about it! Cranogwen is now available in English.
Members will remember Jane Aaron’s fascinating talk back in February 2024 about her book Cranogwen . Later that year, the book went on to win the Wales Book of the Year Award for creative non-fiction. It has now been translated and was published last month in English. Copies are available in our wonderful town bookshop, Gwisgo Bookworm . Cranogwen had a number of links with Aberaeron: She won the Chair in the town Eisteddfod of 1873 for her poem “Drylliad Y North Fleet” ( T
sianstewart
3 days ago1 min read
Stove Hats
Welsh costume, daffodils and leeks. The signal that March 1st; St David’s Day is upon us. And Aberaeron ladies do love to dress up, as this photo from 1948 shows. But is the dress we describe as traditional Welsh costume based on fact or fiction? Read more about this in the blog below from historical fiction writer S E Morgan: https://wordpress.com/post/semorganhistoricalfiction.wordpress.com/1624
sianstewart
Feb 261 min read
Andrew Chittock: In Memoriam
As the sun set around the world on 2025 and the year passed into history my friend and fellow photographer Andrew Chittock passed away too.
Cymdeithas Aberaeron Society
Feb 32 min read
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