Archive of published articles (Versions of record)

Rhifyn / Issue 2, Mai / May 2020 (1884 1/2)

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Tom Wilkinson-Gamble & Molly Southward, Croeso / Welcome, p. iii.

Daryl Leeworthy, A Little Gay History of Bangor, p. 75

Audrey Thorstad, Queering the Tudor Hunt, pp. 76-78

Teresa Crew & ‘Guinevere’, LGBTQ+ in Gypsy, Roma, Traveller communities, pp. 79-80

Tadgh Crozier, Drug F***ed: Chemsex in the LGBT community in Wales, pp. 81-84

Lydia Carter, Bisexual Erasure… Even From Those Within the LGBTQ+ Community, pp. 85-86

Tony Claydon, Homosexuality and Britain’s Stuart Monarchs, 1603-1714, pp. 87-88

Dylan Hussey, Sexuality in the Medieval Period: The Mystery of Llywelyn ap Gruffudd, pp. 89-90

Anonymous, A Brief History of the LGBT Community in Wales, pp. 91-92

Jacob Charnley, Gods of the past, pp. 93-96

Megan Robertson, Is wearing ‘Black Hairstyles’ truly Cultural Appropriation?, pp. 97-99

Tom Wilkinson-Gamble, Drowning Little Girls. A History of Female Infanticide in China, pp. 100-101

Anonymous, A Letter to Women Kind, pp. 102-103

Leah Jepson, Margaret Beaufort. A Female Force to be Reckoned With, pp. 104-106

Mari Elin Wiliam, Pendroni… Rhywedd a’r Troubles yng Ngogledd Iwerddon, pp. 107-110

Tom Wilkinson-Gamble, The Golden Lotus. A History of Foot Binding in China, p. 111

Molly Southward, Anne Lister. The Real Gentlemen Jack, pp. 112-114

Rhifyn / Issue 1, Ionawr / January 2020 (1884 1/1)

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Tom Wilkinson-Gamble & Molly Southward, Croeso / Welcome, p. i.

Gareth Williams, Cyfarfod â’r Tywysogion : Bangor Students Meet the Welsh Princes, p. 1.

Patrik Howgate, The forgotten influence of Old Norse on the English language, p. 2.

William Luke Flanagan, Charles I: An absolute downfall, pp. 3-4.

George Higgins, A brief history of veganism, pp. 5-6.

Mark Hagger, What did the Normans do for us? pp. 7-20.

Finlay Tyson, Humour throughout history, pp. 21-22.

Alasdair Dow, A eulogy to neoliberalism, pp. 23-24.

Sean Collier, Rebel songs of the Troubles, pp. 25-26.

Tom Wilkinson-Gamble, China in the 1980s, pp. 27-29.

Cai Davies, Marwnad Gruffudd ab yr Ynad Coch i Lywelyn ap Gruffudd, pp. 30-34.

Philip Gregory, The Story of the Swordfish, pp. 35-38.

Charlotte Jones & Myfanwy Davies, ‘The Man Behind the Digital Curtain’ : Investigating social support and heteronormativity in an online lesbiancommunity, pp. 39-52.

Jacob Charnley, Gods of the past, pp. 53-54.

Richard J. Hayton, The Unlawful Games Act 1541: Controlling recreation and maintaining theclass divide, pp. 55-59.

John Bailey, Charlemagne’s little brother, p. 60.

Stuart Stanton, The Greatest Welsh writer of the twentieth century…, pp. 61-64.

Molly Southward, Book Review: Peter Watson, The German Genius, pp. 65-66.

James Churchill, History through fiction : How useful are the realist novels of T. Rowland Hughes as a historicalsource? pp. 67-71.

Tom Wilkinson-Gamble, The four great classics of Chinese literature, p. 72

Rachael Caine, Book Review: Richard Evans, The Pursuit of Power, pp. 73-74.