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@Deb: in reply to your question on the Welsh Wikipedians' notice board, I think that Glyn Jones' book probably does not merit a separate article, unless there are additional reliable sources to establish its importance. The paragraph looks a little out of place here (although I would keep it), and there is an unspoken implication that the TV series may have taken its title from the book, which may be true. The book is already described in Glyn Jones (Welsh writer), and the description there might be expanded. Perhaps The Dragon Has Two Tongues (book) should redirect there. Welsh Wicipedia seems to be more relaxed about articles on little-known books.Verbcatcher (talk) 04:12, 11 April 2021 (UTC)[reply]
Verbcatcher It is. That's because there are so few books published in Wales that they are all considered notable in the context of Wicipedia. In fact, I believe the National Library representative uploaded several hundred (maybe over a thousand) of them a couple of years back. Thanks for taking the trouble to express a view. Deb (talk) 07:51, 11 April 2021 (UTC)[reply]
