Du, gwyn llwyd mawr : awdur, testun a darllenydd yn y 1990au

In this text, the author uses the novels of Robin Llywelyn as a focus for her discussion of the complex relationship between author, reader and society, at the end of the 20th century.

The work discusses the pressure on Welsh-language authors to appeal to a wide readership for the benefit of the language and, at the same time, examines the demand for a renewal of Welsh prose-writing through a movement away from the over-familiar rut of realism.

The work of other non-prose writers is also discussed, as is the work of non-Welsh modernist and post-modernist authors.