A radical, weekly newspaper that published political news and opinion, poetry, foreign news etc. Each edition has been indexed and digitised.

A history, including biographies of a group of poets who lived in the Dymock area.

A monthly journal of national social progress. It contained news, commentary and articles on politics, the arts, and education, book reviews and correspondence, with some Welsh poetry.

A Welsh-language quarterly literary magazine containing cultural essays, book reviews, short stories, poems and political commentary. It also includes publisher’s advertisements.

A quarterly Welsh-language journal with general and academic articles, book reviews, poetry and fiction. It includes advertisements and society notes.

Several ballads and poems recording the darker aspects of the regions history involving outlaws, the Reivers and warfare.

A biography of a preacher and poet, who held positions in Wigan, Kirkby Stephen and Newcastle.

A quarterly Welsh-language literary magazine containing poems, short stories, book reviews and artwork. It also includes publisher’s advertisements. Its editors, J Gwyn Griffiths, Davies Aberpennar and Euros Bowen, promoted the work of Welsh-language writers aligned with Plaid Cymru and radicalism, including R S Thomas.

A poem about the parish, written by John Close.