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Bewskrif | Biography
Bewskrif | Biography
Yow, Sam Ruane-Brown (An Husor Bughes) ov vy, dyskajor, yethor, skrifer ha prydydh kwir. Yn terowel a-dhyworth Komm Trevargh yn Kernow est, yth ov trigys a-lemmyn yn Kembra north-est.
My a gar yethow ha geryow, ha porpos an wiasva ma yw ragov dhe ranna ow fassyon ha'm dyllansow genewgh hwi, ha martesen oberi genewgh hwi ynwedh.
My re beu ow skrifa ha prydydhi rag dres deg bledhen, hag y'n termyn na my re skrifas lies drolla ha bardhonek yn Kernowek, Kembrek ha Sowsnek, ha my a wor treylya ha dyski'n yethow na maga ta.
Yn 2025 y tyllas ow hensa kevrol a vardhonogow, Dons Men, hag ow oberow re beu komprehendyes yn kuntellow ha dyllansow erel. Klyckyewgh omma dhe dhyski moy.
Hey, I'm Sam Ruane-Brown (The Cornish Poet), a queer poet, linguist, writer and teacher. Originally from Tremar Coombe in east Cornwall, I currently live in north-east Wales.
I love languages and words, and the purpose of this website is for me to share my passion and my publications with you, and maybe even work together too.
I've been writing stories and poetry for over ten years, and in that time I have written and published countless pieces in Cornish, Welsh and English, as well as being an experienced translator and teacher of these languages too.
In 2025 my first collection of poetry, Dons Men, was published, and my other works have been included in other collections and publications. Click here to learn more.
Gormolans ha Pewasow | Praise and Awards
Gormolans ha Pewasow | Praise and Awards
Dres an bledhynnyow, my re waynyas lies powes yn kesstrifow Gorsedh Kernow rag ow skrifa, ow komprehendya:
Testskrifow a aswonvos rag bardhonogow dewisys yn 2021, 2022 ha 2025.
Medalen Awen yn 2024 rag an bardhonek Flogh Tredrill.
Dons Men henwys rag Pewas Holyer an Gov 2026.
Skala Ros Mordon Caradar 2026 rag an drolla Piw o an den koth na?
An Gwrys Kernewek 2026 rag an bardhonek An Goswik
Over the years I have won many awards from Gorsedh Kernow for my writing, including:
Certificates of recognition for poetry in 2021, 2022 and 2025.
An Awen Medal in 2024 for the poem Flogh Tredrill.
Dons Men nominated for Holyer an Gov Award in 2026.
The 2026 Mordon Caradar Rosebowl for the story Piw o an den koth na?
The 2026 Cornish Cristal for the poem An Goswik
Skoodhyewgh vy | Support me
Skoodhyewgh vy | Support me
Avel lies person awenek yn bys an yeth Kernowek, my a wra brassa rann a'm ober heb bos tylys hag assaya y ri dhewgh heb kost.
Nyns yw es gwruthyl art a neb eghen orth assaya dendyl bewnans, hag yth yw es omlesa'n tanow. Ytho, mar mynnowgh hwi ow skoodhya yn arghansel, my re worras kevrennow dhe'm folen Ko-fi a-dro dhe'n wiasva.
Neb grastal bian a pellder hir orth ow gweres evy dhe wruthyl bardhonogow ha drollow, ha gwari ow rann orth skoodhya dasserghans an yeth Kernowek.
As with many Cornish language creatives, I do most of my work without being paid and try to give it to you for free.
It is not easy to create art of any sort whilst earning a living, and it's easy to spread yourself thin. So, if you'd like to support me financially, I have placed links to my Ko-fi page around the website.
Any small tip will go a long way in helping me to creating poems and stories, and playing my part in supporting the Cornish language revival.
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