Tom Bullough's Sarn Helen takes the reader on a walk along the old Roman road running from Neath in south Wales to Caerhun in Conwy county, and on the way examines the past, present and future of Wales.
The Welsh-language award went to Mari George for her fictional work, Sut i Ddofi Corryn, which translates as How to Tame a Spider.While walking he was "passing through communities which had suffered unprecedented flooding during the spring and were still struggling to recover as they were struggling to recover from Covid-19".
Speaking at the Award Ceremony, judge Dylan Moore said: " magically portrays this country as a microcosm of planet Earth, through precise place and across historical time. The first prize for Welsh language went to Mari George, from Bridgend, for her book about a woman on a journey to find a cancer cure for her husband.Mari George's Sut i Ddofi Corryn won first prize for Welsh language book at the competition
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