Encounters With Wales

Out Of Print... Just what do the people of Wales think about themselves and each other Pursuing his 'undiminished fascination' with the country. Robin Chapman spent one summer finding out. He presents here a potrait of Wales through the eyes of sixty-four people who live there; a Communist and a master of foxhounds, a Catholic university chaplan and a newspaper editor, a housewife and a harbour master, activist and artists, politicans and publicans. These conversations, the result of chance meetings, reveal the many sides of Wales. They may confirm some preconceptions, but will change many more.