issue of the New England Review/Bread Loaf Quarterly was devoted to English-language writers of Wales, as was part of an issue of the North Dakota Review, and the Literary Review gave a number of pages to poems by and articles about RS Thomas. My own anthology, The Urgency of Identity: Contemporary English-language Poetry from Wales is just out from Northwestern University Press. But there is no USA academic organization, as far I know, centering on the Anglo-Welsh, and they get virtually no space in conferences such as MLA (panels devoted to Celtic and Welsh literatures should _not_, to my mind, include English-language literatures and I think they rightly resist pressure in that area). Mae'n bwysig hefyd i ni gefnogi llenyddiath Gymraeg yn yr Unol Daleithau, wrth gwrs. [It's important for us to support Welsh language literature in the USA, of course.] A professor at Bangor UCW, Tony Brown, is involved with an organization for the study of Anglo-Welsh literature--I think right now it's comprised only of UK (primarily or perhaps exclusively Welsh) colleges. I've been meaning to write him. I'm sure many on the Welsh list will have more information about the study of Anglo-Welsh literature (or, more fashionably, Welsh Writing in English) in the US and in Wales. David Lloyd