File 25 - Published contributions to periodicals and collections

Published periodicals and collections, 2004-2006, containing material contributed by Niall Griffiths including short stories by him, interviews with him, articles by him, reviews by him, an extract from his work and a profile of him, together with other material relating to his work.

The short stories by him include: ‘Adrenalin’ (New Writing 2005, A mountain between them [c.2005] and A little nest of pedagogues 2005); ‘A mountain between them’ and ‘Turd-burglars’ (A mountain between them [c.2005]); ‘Coming of age’ (Tell Tales (2004); ‘While the fire still smoulders’ (The Big Issue Cymru 2004 and square one 2006); ‘Split’ (Hrvatske noći 2005); ‘Britain’s little lion’ (The Big Issue Cymru 2006); and ‘Alastair, his grandmother: her leaving’ (Radical Society 2006).

The interviews with him appear in A470 (2004), Blow Back (June 2004), Platform Swansea (2005) and CFUK (Summer 2005).

The articles by him cover subjects including a trip to Greenland (New Welsh Review 2004), Nantyrarian (Condé Nast Traveller 2004), a meeting with a ‘character’ (Blow Back September 2004), the work of Paul Seawright (New Welsh Review 2005), a meeting with an army sniper (Red Handed Spring 2005), Welsh identity (Voyager 2006), writing in the Balkans (The Liberal 2006), an encounter on the way to a football match (Red Handed Summer 2006), his 40th birthday celebrations (Red Handed Autumn 2006) and a trip to Poland (Red Handed Winter 2006).

Also included are: reviews by him of Miss Webster and Chérif by Patricia Duncker (New Welsh Review Winter 2006) and also of restaurants (Red Handed Spring, Summer and Autumn 2004 and Summer 2005); a profile of him (Turning tides 2004); an article about the anthology Croatian nights which includes work by him (A470 2005); articles referring to his work, together with a typescript letter to him from Dylan Moore (CFUK Spring 2005); an artist’s reaction to his work by Kathryn Dodd (New Welsh Review Spring 2006), an extract from Wreckage (Draft 2005); and a review of Wales half Welsh, including his contribution to the volume (Red Handed Winter 2004).