in 2010 and published in New Writing: The International Journal for the Practice & Theory of Creative Writing, Vol. 8 No. 1, March 2011; a piece on A.J. Cronin's The Citadel, 'Cronin and the Chronotope: place, time and pessimistic individualism' in The North American Journal for Welsh Studies Studies, Sept. 2013; and several pieces on Dorothy Edwards (1902–34), especially 'Rhapsody's Lost Story', in C. Meredith (ed.) Moment of Earth, Celtic Studies Publications, Aberystwyth, 2007. Meredith was among those who urged the reprint of Edwards's 1927 masterpiece Rhapsody in the Library of Wales series in 2007, for which he wrote the introduction and which he edited, adding three previously uncollected stories by Edwards. His own work has been the subject of academic discussion, e.g. in K. Bohata's Postcolonialism Revisited, S. Knight's One Hundred Years of Fiction and J. Kirk's The British Working Class in the Twentieth Century, and is the subject of a full-length study, Diana Wallace's Christopher Meredith (UWP 2018). The balance of poetry and fiction has been maintained in his creative work, with volumes of each appearing more or less alternately over the years. In 2021 his short novel Please was published on the same day as a new collection of poems, Still. Publications Fiction Shifts Seren, 1988, reprinted 1990, in Seren Classics 1997, 2005, 2013, 2017 Griffri Seren 1991, revised edition, 1994. Published in French translation 2002 Sidereal Time Seren, 1998 The Book of Idiots Seren, 2012, 2018 Brief Lives: six fictions Seren 2018 Please Seren 2021 Poetry This Poetry Wales Press, 1984 Snaring Heaven Seren, 1990 The Meaning of Flight Seren, 2005 Black Mountains: Poems & Images from the Bog~Mawnog Project. Mulfran Press, 2011 Air Histories Seren, 2013 Still Seren, 2021 For children Nadolig bob Dydd Illustrated by Chris Glynn. Gomer, 2000, 2005 Christmas Every Day Illustrated by Chris Glynn. Pont Books, 2006 As editor Re-imagining Wales (co-edited with Tony Curtis; a special number of the Literary Review) Fairleigh Dickinson University USA, 2001 Five essays on translation (co-edited with Katja Krebs) University of Glamorgan 2005 Moment of Earth Celtic Studies Publications, 2007 Translation from Welsh Melog a novel by Mihangel Morgan, Seren, 2005 Limited editions Cefn Golau: Shooting a Novelist Essay (with a linocut by Sara Philpott) Gregynog, 1996 The Story of the Afanc King & the Sons of Teyrnon Short story (with etched linocuts by Sara Philpott) Gregynog, 2006 Still Air an edition of 50 handmade