Llangwm Litfest
- An eclectic festival of literature, art and music in a charming village on the banks of the Cleddau, Pembrokeshire.
2023
Watch Previous Years
- Joanna Penberthy 42:50 mins
- Diana Darke 33:01 mins
- Shonaleigh 50:20 mins
- Norman Davies 15:07 mins
- Jamie Owen / David Wilson 45:12 mins
- Tony Riches 46:49 mins
- Dervla Murphy 21:45 mins
- Alis Hawkins 44:57 mins
- Eddie Butler 27:01 mins
- Meredith Hooper 49:20 mins
- David Stroud 46:10 mins
- Pamela Hunt 52:35 mins
- Disability Sport Wales 58:56 mins
- Harry Mount 45:07 mins
- Tom Morris 57:08 mins
- Anne Lauppe Dunbar 42:49 mins
- David Horspool 56:59 mins
- Tony Curtis 31:24 mins
- Grahame Davies 29:11 mins
- Bobo Lo 47:09 mins
- Griff Rhys Jones 63:03 mins
- Diana Darke 49:23 mins
- Jo Mazelis 54:54 mins
- Ferdinand Mount 43:07 mins
- Michael Pugh 57:49 mins
- Ben Rawlence 58:49 mins
- Brother David Hodges 42:02 mins
About History
The Llangwm Literary Festival is offering a diverse selection of local and internationally-known writers. Combining the theme of Women�s Suffrage with travel, the festival is showcasing WanderWomen. Joanna Penberthy, the first female Bishop of the Church in Wales and Bishop of St Davids, will be talking God, Girl Power and her love of Quantum Physics; Phoebe Smith, editor of Wanderlust and energetic vegetarian version of Bear Grylls will be telling us why small is sometimes better when it comes to mountains and running a workshop on the secrets of travel writing. Dervla Murphy who blazed a trail on her bicycle travelling from Dublin to India will be crossing the Irish sea to focus on her latest books on Israel and Palestine. Continuing the same there, the rugby club will be hosting a session of Poems and Ballads in English, Welsh and any other chosen language.