Roy Noble

Roy Noble is a native of Brynaman in Carmarthenshre but he has lived for the past thirty years in Aberdare with his wife Elaine and son Richard.

His early professional career was in education and in the latter years he was a head teacher at two primary schools in Powys. His move to broadcasting was gradual and after joining the BBC full time his daily radio programme attained the Sony Award for the highest listening figures. He is constantly in demand as an after-dinner speaker at many societies and clubs.

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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