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Dewi Williams</h1> 47 <!--Include flipbook here--> 48 <iframe allowfullscreen="allowfullscreen" allow="clipboard-write" scrolling="no" class="fp-iframe" style="border: 1px solid lightgray; width: 100%; height: 600px;" src="https://heyzine.com/flip-book/03630e3758.html"></iframe> 49 50 <!--Include markdown here--> 51 <p>âI still remember that thrill of excitement⦠on reading <em>Boundary Fence</em> for the first time.â 52<p style="text-align: right; margin-top: -40px;"> Kate Roberts </p></p> 53<p>Two neighbouring farmers of opposite temperaments fall into lifelong enmity over the state of the fence that divides their land. Filled with a countrymanâs eye for natural details, and a countrymanâs tolerance of human foibles, R. 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National Library of Wales.</figcaption> 89 </figure> 90 <a href="/" class="button">Welcome</a> 91 </article> 92 </div> 93 </section> 94 <section> 95 <header class="major"> 96 <h2>Contemporary Authors</h2> 97 </header> 98 <div class="mini-posts"> 99 <article> 100 <img src="/images/roger-granelli.jpg" alt="" class="image fit"> 101 <span class="textmenu"> 102 <span class="button fit">Roger Granelli</span> 103 <span class="textmenu-content"> 104 <a href='/contemporary/roger-granelli/02=River-of-Hope/'>River of Hope</a><a href='/contemporary/roger-granelli/01=Any-Kind-of-Broken-Man:-Collected-Stories/'>Any Kind of Broken Man: Collected Stories</a> </span> 105 </span> 106 </article> 107 <article> 108 <img src="/images/nigel-jarrett.jpg" alt="" class="image fit"> 109 <span class="textmenu"> 110 <span class="button fit">Nigel Jarrett</span> 111 <span class="textmenu-content"> 112 <a href='/contemporary/nigel-jarrett/03=Never-Lost-for-Words:-Selected-Essays/'>Never Lost for Words: Selected Essays</a><a href='/contemporary/nigel-jarrett/02=Gwyriad:-Poems/'>Gwyriad: Poems</a><a href='/contemporary/nigel-jarrett/01=Five-Go-to-Switzerland-and-Other-Stories/'>Five Go to Switzerland and Other Stories</a> </span> 113 </span> 114 </article> 115 <article> 116 <a href="/misc/Books-by-Rob-Mimpriss"><img src="/images/rob-mimpriss.jpg" alt="" class="image fit"></a> 117 <span class="textmenu"> 118 <span class="button fit">Rob Mimpriss</span> 119 <span class="textmenu-content"> 120 <a href='/contemporary/rob-mimpriss/04=Pugnacious-Little-Trolls/'>Pugnacious Little Trolls</a><a href='/contemporary/rob-mimpriss/03=Prayer-at-the-End:-Twenty-Three-Stories/'>Prayer at the End: Twenty Three Stories</a><a href='/contemporary/rob-mimpriss/02=For-His-Warriors:-Thirty-Stories/'>For His Warriors: Thirty Stories</a><a href='/contemporary/rob-mimpriss/01=Reasoning:-Twenty-Stories/'>Reasoning: Twenty Stories</a> </span> 121 </span> 122 </article> 123 <article> 124 <img src="/images/a-l-reynolds.jpg" alt="" class="image fit"> 125 <span class="textmenu"> 126 <span class="button fit">A.âL. 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157<a href='/classics/novels/01=Twm-Shôn-Catti-by-T.-J.-Llewelyn-Prichard/'>Twm Shôn Catti by T. J. Llewelyn Prichard</a> </span> 158 </span> 159 </article> 160 <article> 161 <figure class="hover-img"> 162 <img src="/images/nonfiction.jpg" alt="" class="image fit"> 163 <figcaption>âWell, hereâs Bedlam and no mistake.â Illustration from <i>The Sleeping Bard</i> translated by R. Gwyneddon Davies (Caernarfon: The Welsh Publishing Company, 1909), facing p. 41.</figcaption> 164 </figure> 165 <span class="textmenu"> 166 <span class="button fit">Creative Nonfiction</span> 167 <span class="textmenu-content"> 168 <a href='/classics/creative-nonfiction/05=A-Courtierâs-Trifles-by-Walter-Map/'>A Courtierâs Trifles by Walter Map</a><a href='/classics/creative-nonfiction/04=The-Sleeping-Bard-by-Ellis-Wynne/'>The Sleeping Bard by Ellis Wynne</a><a href='/classics/creative-nonfiction/03=A-Book-of-Three-Birds-by-Morgan-Llwyd/'>A Book of Three Birds by Morgan Llwyd</a><a href='/classics/creative-nonfiction/02=Lazarus-and-His-Sisters:-The-Complete-English-Prose-by-Morgan-Llwyd/'>Lazarus and His Sisters: The Complete English Prose by Morgan Llwyd</a><a href='/classics/creative-nonfiction/01=Early-Welsh-Histories/'>Early Welsh Histories</a> </span> 169 </span> 170 </article> 171 <article> 172 <figure class="hover-img"> 173 <img src="/images/history.jpg" alt="" class="image fit"> 174 <figcaption>âOwain Glyndŵrâs Parliament at Machynllethâ by John Harris Valda. From John Hutchinson, <i>Hutchinsonâs History of the Nations</i> (London: Hutchinson, 1915).</figcaption> 175 </figure> 176 <span class="textmenu"> 177 <span class="button fill">History</span> 178 <span class="textmenu-content"> 179 <a href='/classics/history/03=A-History-of-Wales-by-J.-E.-Lloyd/'>A History of Wales by J. E. Lloyd</a><a href='/classics/history/02=Owain-Glyndŵr-by-J.-E.-Lloyd/'>Owain Glyndŵr by J. E. Lloyd</a> </span> 180 </span> 181 </article> 182 <article> 183 <figure class="hover-img"> 184 <img src="/images/folk-studies.jpg" alt="" class="image fit"> 185 <figcaption>Mari Llwyd led by Siancoâr Castell at Llangynwyd. Photograph by Frederic Evans 1904-10.</figcaption> 186 </figure class="hover-img"> 187 <span class="textmenu"> 188 <span class="button fill">Folk Studies</span> 189 <span class="textmenu-content"> 190 <a href='/classics/folk-studies/06=Welsh-Folklore-and-Folk-Custom-by-T.-Gwynn-Jones/'>Welsh Folklore and Folk Custom by T. Gwynn Jones</a><a href='/classics/folk-studies/05=Folklore-and-Folk-Stories-of-Wales-by-Marie-Trevelyan/'>Folklore and Folk Stories of Wales by Marie Trevelyan</a><a href='/classics/folk-studies/02=Welsh-Folklore-by-Elias-Owen/'>Welsh Folklore by Elias Owen</a><a href='/classics/folk-studies/01=British-Goblins-by-Wirt-Sikes/'>British Goblins by Wirt Sikes</a> </span> 191 </span> 192 </article> 193 </div> 194 </section> 195 <section> 196 <header class="major"> 197 <h2>About the Cockatrice</h2> 198 </header> 199 <div class="mini-posts"> 200 <article> 201 <figure class="hover-img"> 202 <img src="/images/news.jpg" alt="" class="image fit"> 203 <figcaption>Modryb Martha, Modryb Nellie & Modryb Gwenno (1871-2), photographed by John Thomas, 1872. National Library of Wales.</figcaption> 204 </figure> 205 <span class="textmenu"> 206 <span class="button fill">Latest News</span> 207 <span class="textmenu-content"> 208 <a href='/news/011=An-International-Mystery/'>An International Mystery</a><a href='/news/010=Out-of-the-Serpentâs-Root/'>Out of the Serpentâs Root</a><a href='/news/009=His-Finest-Book/'>His Finest Book</a><a href='/news/008=Nigel-Jarrett-goes-to-Poetry-Upstairs/'>Nigel Jarrett goes to Poetry Upstairs</a><a href='/news/007=Turns-of-the-River,-Turns-of-the-Road/'>Turns of the River, Turns of the Road</a><a href='/news/004=Any-Kind-of-Broken-Man-goes-to-Nation-Cymru/'>Any Kind of Broken Man goes to Nation Cymru</a><a href='/news/003=Books-of-the-Year/'>Books of the Year</a><a href='/news/002=Seaside-Towns-goes-to-Buzz-Magazine/'>Seaside Towns goes to Buzz Magazine</a><a href='/news/001=Internal-Difference:-New-fiction-by-Roger-Granelli,-Nigel-Jarrett-and-A.âL.-Reynolds/'>Internal Difference: New fiction by Roger Granelli, Nigel Jarrett and A.âL. Reynolds</a> </span> 209 </span> 210 </article> 211 <article> 212 <figure class="hover-img"> 213 <img src="/images/contact.jpg" alt="" class="image fit"> 214 <figcaption>W. Thelwall Thomas and friends, photographed by John Thomas, c. 1882. National Library of Wales.</figcaption> 215 </figure> 216 <a href="/Contact-the-Cockatrice/index.php" class="button">Contact the Cockatrice</a> 217 </article> 218 </div> 219 </section> 220 221 <!-- Footer --> 222 <footer id="footer"> 223 224 <section></section> 225 226 <section> 227 <header class"major"> 228 <h3>Cockatrice Authors</h3> 229 </header> 230 231 <p>
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