Keith Morris

Born in Aberystwyth in 1958, Keith Morris studied Geography, Economics and Urban Planning at university before becoming a freelance photographer in the early 1980's. Apart from his time in education and a brief flirtation with life in California in the mid 80's he has spent all his life in Aberystwyth, living in the house once owned by his grandfather.

He has worked for a wide range of cultural and social organisations in Wales over the last thirty or so years, covering music, theatre, film, television, journalism, portraiture, public relations and weddings. He is a regular contributor to television and radio programmes in Wales, in Welsh and English, commenting on and reviewing photography and theatre. His own personal work includes a project to photograph all of his namesakes in Wales, a series of classical black and white nudes and the lifelong mission to document his life, and that of his family, in Aberystwyth.

He is a regular contributor to many photography agencies and libraries in the UK, Europe and the USA, specialising in Welsh and Wales-related environmental, social and political subjects. The transformation of photography by the digital revolution has made it possible for him to continue to live and work in his home town while being able to get his images bought by users all around the globe.

THE CLIMBING TREE
by Mike Jenkins

A gritty novel for teenagers, where people’s activities are under constant IT surveillance....
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TWTS: THE BUSIEST BABY IN WALES
by Chris Glynn

A colourful, sturdy board book for toddlers to enjoy.
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TALES OF ARTHUR
by John K. Bollard

A modern English translation of three medieval Arthurian tales often referred to as ‘The Three Romances’.
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FAIRGROUND MUSIC
by Robert Minhinnick

The world of Porthcawl funfair.
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BATS ABOUT WALES
by Sheena Crossley

A sequel to Bats at Bay.
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UNCHARTED
by Jon Gower

A novel about tango, albatrosses and unfathomable mysteries, Uncharted takes us out into very deep water.
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DRAGONS AND FAIRWAYS
by Richard Clifford

Great golfers of Wales.
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WELSH PONIES AND COBS
by Wynne Davies

Ceredigion champions from the very first Royal Welsh show to the present day.
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NOT QUITE WHITE
by Simon Thirsk

A novel exploring the tensions between the Welsh and the English.
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INSIDE OUT: CASTLES OF SOUTH WALES
by Chris S. Stephens

A brief guide to the castles of south Wales.
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THE RUGBY ZOMBIES
by Dan Anthony

Can a group of zombies help Arwel realise his dream?
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WICKED WALES: THE TROUBLESOME TUDORS AND SLEAZY STUARTS
by Catrin Stevens

Bring history to life with the Wicked Wales guide, combining gory facts and entertaining illustrations for children.
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