Coed, which was published following a visit to the Holy Land. He is buried in Aberystwyth. A memorial plaque was placed on his house, Rhydymôr, Ffordd Rheidol, Penparcau, a village near Aberystwyth, in 1997. Works Novels Plasau'r Brenin 1934 Ffwrneisiau 1982 Poetry Ysgubau'r Awen 1939 Cnoi Cil 1942 Eples 1951 Gwreiddiau 1959 Y Coed 1969 Cerddi Gwenallt: Y Casgliad Cyflawn 2001 (Collected works, edited by Christine James, published by Gomer) Other (ed.), Yr Areithiau Pros (1934) (ed.), Blodeugerdd o'r Ddeunawfed Ganrif (1936) (ed.), Detholiad o Ryddiaith Gymraeg R. J. Derfel (1945) Bywyd a Gwaith Islwyn (1948) Cofiant Idwal Jones (1958) Critical studies Allchin, Donald and D. Densil Morgan. 2000. Sensuous Glory The Poetic Vision of D. Gwenallt Jones. Norwich: Canterbury Press. Edwards, Hywel Teifi. 2006. Making the most of Gwenallt. Cambria. 3. 49. Hodges, H.A. 1975. Gwenallt: an English view of the poet. Planet. 29. 24-29. Johnston, Dafydd. 1994. A guide to the literature of Wales. Cardiff: University of Wales Press. Pages 99–101. Jones, Gwyn and John Rowlands. 1980. Profiles: A Guide to Writing in Twentieth Century Wales. Llandysul: Gomer. Pages 70–75. Stephens, Meic. 1972. The New Companion to the Literature of Wales. Cardiff: University of Wales Press. Pages 371-373. References External links 'Gwenallt' on the BBC Cymru website 'Gwenallt'' on the Ceredigion County Council website 1899 births 1968 deaths People from Penparcau People from Pontardawe Academics of Aberystwyth University Alumni of Aberystwyth University Chaired bards Calvinist pacifists Welsh Christian pacifists Welsh conscientious objectors Welsh-language poets Welsh-language writers Welsh scholars and academics People educated at Ysgol Gyfun Ystalyfera 20th-century British philosophers 20th-century Welsh writers 20th-century Welsh educators