New Welsh Writing with Folding Rock - with Joe Dunthorne and Rachel Dawson on Friday afternoon at the Talking Shop at Green Man 2025
The Green Man PodcastShow Notes
Founded in 2024 by Kathryn Tann and Robert Harries, two editors determined to help put Wales and Welsh writing on the UK map – and far beyond – Folding Rock publishes the best new creative prose: fiction, non-fiction, and everything in between. The magazine showcases exciting work from writers of all kinds and stages. With a combination of special commissions and open submissions, it brings together established names with first-time sharers, and in every case publishes only the highest quality creative writing – the kind we should all pay close attention to.
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