Sian James (novelist)
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Sian James is a Welsh novelist who writes in English.
James was born near Llandysul in Carmarthenshire, and attended the University of Wales, Aberystwyth. She has twice won the Yorkshire Post Prize. Her best-known work, A Small Country, has quickly become regarded as a classic of Anglo-Welsh literature, and has been adapted for radio.
[edit] Works
- Storm at Arberth
- One Afternoon (1975)
- A Small Country (1979)
- Another Beginning (1981)
- Dragons and Roses (1983)
- Dangerous Time (1984)
- Love and War (1994)
- Not Singing Exactly (short stories) (1996)
- Two Loves (1997)
- Second Chance (2000)
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