Gomer Press was first established in 1892, beginning as a general store and is owned by the same family to this day. It is a family printing company based in Llandysul, west Wales. In September 2019, it was announced that Gomer would be closing their publishing arm to focus on printing. Its 55 employees were retained but would no longer publish new titles, of which it produced 36 in 2018. This marked the end of 127 years of publishing.
Gomer Press ceased all publishing activities in 2021 and sold the publishing arm of the business to Atebol and Y Lolfa in Talybont near Aberystwyth. For enquiries about any of our former titles please contact Y Lolfa.
A new edition of an alphabetical list of Welsh words that cause a mutation, and a summary of the main rules of mutation, together with an explanation of the grammatical terms used. First edition published in 1993.
In this book, celebrity cook Beca Lyne-Pirkis focuses on the military community, both past and present, and how food has become a way of keeping them going, both physically and mentally. She also explores how military food has been influenced by different cultures as well as by times of war and peace. This includes a mix of history, facts and tasty
When Caitlin discovers a dog on the banks of Wales’ most sneaky river, she enters a world of spying, double-talk and mystery. Can Caitlin, who isn’t very old, save the world, help the dog and rescue parrots, pigeons and people from an indescribably dangerous threat? As Christmas approaches and the decorations go up in her mum and dad’s café, will C
When a magical hourglass appears in his cottage, the Bwbach predicts there's trouble on the way. His fears are confirmed with the arrival of a tall wizard in his red cloak, accompanied by his assistant, Colin the Coblyn. The Bwbach realises he must rally the troops of magical creatures of the Houses of Ffagan to protect his best friend, Mari.
When Caitlin Bennet returns to her old school as a new teacher, she is determined to turn the lives of her students around. Disruptive classes – no problem. An unsupportive head teacher - fine. Then, she finds herself accused of a crime which could end her teaching career. She sets out to clear her name, but to do so she must revisit the hellish pa
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