Sut mae ysgrifennu drama ‘genedlaethol’ mewn cenedl ddwyieithog a diwladwriaeth? A yw ymdrech dramodwyr yr 1990au i ddychmygu cenedl amgen ac annibynnol ar lwyfan wedi pylu ers datganoli? Sut y mae lleiafrifoedd eraill wedi dygymod â heriau’r oes honedig ôl-fodern ac  ôl-genedlaethol hon, ac a oes gan eu profiadau wersi i Gymru? Dyma rai o’r cwestiynau y mae nifer o arloeswyr y ddrama Gymraeg gyfoes yn ymhél â nhw yn y gyfrol ddiweddaraf hon yng nghyfres Safbwyntiau. Mae Llwyfannu’r Genedl Anghyflawn yn gasgliad heriol o ysgrifau, wedi ei guradu a’i olygu gan un o’n dramodwyr mwyaf blaengar.

"Understanding Information Policy "presents the proceedings of an information policy workshop held in July 1996, organized by the Information Policy Unit at the City University and attended by leading experts in the field.

This volume, published in association with the United Nations Environment Programme, examines how co-ordinated action among neighbouring countries could reduce greenhouse gas emissions in ways which are environmentally, economically and socially beneficial. A framework is presented for analyzing regional mitigation options, along with specific proposals for southern Africa, such as pooling electricity supplies, changing transport patterns and promoting new forms of energy. It shows how regional projects and policies can be developed and supported by the global community to help reduce climate change, and provides a study for decision makers, researchers and students in the areas of global climate change, international relations, energy and environmental studies and African affairs.

This volume, published in association with the United Nations Environment Programme, examines how co-ordinated action among neighbouring countries could reduce greenhouse gas emissions in ways which are environmentally, economically and socially beneficial. A framework is presented for analyzing regional mitigation options, along with specific proposals for southern Africa, such as pooling electricity supplies, changing transport patterns and promoting new forms of energy. It shows how regional projects and policies can be developed and supported by the global community to help reduce climate change, and provides a study for decision makers, researchers and students in the areas of global climate change, international relations, energy and environmental studies and African affairs.

"Inside Out" is written by Lesley Ross. While at the height of his career, through his involvement with an obsessive fan, Ivor Novello became involved in a wartime petrol scam, resulting in his imprisonment at Wormwood Scrubs. "Inside Out" contrasts the glamorous backstage world of the West End Star with the stark reality of the prison cell. "Sex and Power at the Beau Rivage" is written by Lewis Davies. An invitation: 'Would you care to come here and be my guest at this small and inexpensive hotel for a few days? Bandol is on the Marseilles side of Toulon. My wife and I would both be pleased if you come.' And with the letter, Rhys Davies caught the train to Bandol to meet DH Lawrence and a place in literary history.

This book presents four plays by Caridad Svich that explore the rough waters of citizenship under the pressure of globalization and the threads of human connection - often tested, but never wholly severed - across multiple geographic landscapes. Featuring an introduction by Welsh playwright and director Ian Rowlands and essays by practitioners Zac Kline, Blair Baker, Neil Scharnick, Carla Melo and Sherrine Azab, this wide-ranging, daring collection of plays refuses to pretend that the complex and thorny questions of existence are easily settled.

An established art critic and collector can no longer be moved by beauty. Desperate to feel, to live, he has become a vampire who sucks the souls of young artists from their canvases, before destroying them out of spite. When he is picked up by a young man at a gallery opening, a story of seduction and revenge unfolds.

The three plays in this collection, Blue Heron in the Womb. Glissando on an Empty Harp, and Love in Plastic, all reflect Ian Rowlands's vigorous intellect and fascination with words. Blue Heron is a black comedy about a family who gathers to scatter the ashes of a dead child. They are divided in grief, blown apart by jealousy. Glissandro, with echoes of about two poet-tramps, a mute, and a woman who gives birth to a box, and a head that appears on video. The final play, set in a seedy restaurant and focusing on seven different people, explores the debasement of Welshness and language.

HISTORIA are plays by acclaimed Welsh dramatist Ian Rowlands that focus on issues of storytelling, war, history, the making of theatre, gun control, and the nature of tragedy. Plays in this volume include TROYANNE set in Troy, Ohio; A/THE BIOGRAPHY OF A THING; and TROY STORY with foreword by John Clinton Eisner, an introductions by Professor Jerry Hunter, playwright Caridad Svich and Rowlands himself. A dynamic, provocative collection of contemporary drama.

The initial inspiration for "Blink" was a report into the systematic abuse of children at a Welsh-language comprehensive school during the 1980s. Though based on tragic events, this is a warm-hearted and comic drama which deals with father figures and family life.