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Nigel Jenkins (1949-2014) was a poet, a travel writer, a psychogeographer and so much more but he also consistently excelled at both composing and exploring the essay. This collection brings together some of his best, ranging in subject matter from the regeneration of Swansea through the unsung art of Evan Walters to the forgotten farms of Gower.

Eine verwundete Seele. Im Garten wird sie wieder ganzAllan Jenkins ist glücklich verheiratet und ein erfolgreicher Journalist. Fast täglich sucht er im Morgengrauen oder in der Abenddämmerung sein kleines Stück Land in einer Londoner Kleingartenkolonie auf, um sich dort über seine Pflanzen zu beugen. Er hegt und pflegt die grünen Schützlinge, freut sich über jede einzelne Blüte, jede einzelne Frucht. Die Pflanzen haben, was ihm selbst fehlt: W...

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The first ever Welsh national anthology of Haiku.

The 21st ESACT meeting – ‘Cellular Solutions for Clinical Challenges’ outlined the novel capabilities of animal cell technology to move towards the clinic. The highly successful meeting was attended by a record number of researchers and engineers interested in all aspects of animal cell technology. The meeting included sessions on Stem Cells, Tissue Engineering, Advances in Bioprocessing, Biotherapeutics, Novel Vaccines and Virology and Advanc...

The 21st ESACT meeting – ‘Cellular Solutions for Clinical Challenges’ outlined the novel capabilities of animal cell technology to move towards the clinic. The highly successful meeting was attended by a record number of researchers and engineers interested in all aspects of animal cell technology. The meeting included sessions on Stem Cells, Tissue Engineering, Advances in Bioprocessing, Biotherapeutics, Novel Vaccines and Virology and Advanc...

In Real Swansea 2 Nigel Jenkins takes a further look at the people, places and history of Swansea, starting from his own experiences of Wales's second city, in a richly illustrated book written with insight, humour and an eye for the unusual.

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A tour of the obvious and the oblique, the monumental and the downright quirky, this guide to Swansea explores and uncovers the eclectic, gritty, whimsical, and rich history of the city in postindustrial south Wales. Once a dynamic and thriving imperial port and later famous for a vibrant artistic life, Nigel Jenkins combines civic and social history with his own autobiographical reminiscences, bringing to life a place which mixes Dylan Thomas...