This is a thoroughly updated edition of one of the best selling titles in the Oxford Chemistry Primer series. John Jones provides an excellent, easy to read introduction to amino acid and peptide synthesis aimed at second and final year undergraduates.
Welsh-language translation of The Journey is Home . In this clear and absorbing memoir John Sam Jones writes of a life lived on the edge. It’s a story of journeys and realisation, of acceptance and joy. From a boyhood on the coast of Wales to a traumatic period as an undergraduate in Aberystwyth, and on to a scholarship at Berkley on the San Francisco Bay as the AIDS epidemic began to take hold, before returning to Liverpool and north Wales to work in chaplaincy, education, and sexual health. A journey of becoming a writer and chronicler of his experiences with award-winning books and the somewhat reluctant compulsion to become a campaigner for LGBT rights in Wales. The adventure of running a guest house in Barmouth where he eventually became Mayor with his husband, a German academic, whom he had married after a long partnership. Just days after European Referendum they put the business on the market... and then moved to Germany. John is still on that journey.
Explore Wrexham's secret hidden history through a fascinating selection of stories, facts and photographs.
In this clear and absorbing memoir John Sam Jones writes ofa life lived on the edge. It is story of journeys and realisation,of acceptance and joy.
A collection of eight short stories, reflecting on how the eight main characters, Welshmen of various ages, their relatives and acquaintances, come to terms with being gay.
A highly engaging outline of the history of Wales from the earliest times to the present day, updated for this new edition in 2014 and the age of burgeoning devolution.
New edition of short stories of Stonewall Award-winning author John Sam Jones, selected from Welsh Boys Too andFishboys of Vernazza, including some unseen work and a new foreword by David Llewellyn.
This collection of photographs dating from 1930 are among the earliest aerial views of the city ever taken. Lost for over fifty years, they are published here for the first time and have been meticulously researched by the author. Each image is accompanied by a detailed description, giving many facts and figures to create a portrait of the city as it was when the heaviest traffic was caused by trams and many of the suburbs we know today were at that time just green fields or the sites of long-gone factories and breweries. The book also contains a foreword by the city's Lord Provost, Eric Milligan.
This book comprises an introduction to the background of The Dialogue, written in 1594 by George Owen of Henllys, north Pembrokeshire.