Earwitness

The English-language fiction classics of Wales explored include
the work of Margiad Evans, Bernice Rubens, and Deborah Kay Davies. The international titles are by Annie Proulx and Samuel Beckett. Earwitness amplifies the rich connections between literature, auditory perception and mental wellbeing.

Introduction
They Can Be Heard [Grits by Niall Griffiths; Cwmardy by Lewis Jones; The Dig by Cynan Jones; Tide-race by Brenda Chamberlain;
Not Listening, Not Reading [theories of bibliotherapy, reading and listening]
Heart Songs and Audiographs ['Heart Songs' by Annie Proulx]
Seagulls Throughout [I Sent a Letter to my Love by Bernice Rubens; The German Numbers Woman by Alan Sillitoe]
Not One Acute Sense [Autobiograpy by Margiad Evans;
Some Filters [Tirzah and the Prince of Crows by Deborah Kay Davies; Gilead by Marilynne Robinson; 'Radio 1' by Samuel Beckett]
One Sound in Particular [Conclusion]
Bibliography -- Publisher: New Welsh Review