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A fantasy novel is reimagining Welsh mythology for a new generation of young readers.
The Wicked Lies of Habren Faire by Cardiff-based writer Anna Fiteni will be published on August 28 and is set in a Welsh mining village in the 1800s.
Inspired by Welsh mythology and written with elements of the Welsh language, the story follows Sabrina Parry in a quest to........
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