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Hay: Landscape, Literature and a Town of Books Philip Hancock Roopnaraine’s approach takes as itsThe border town of Hay on Wye is famous for two things: the annual Festival of Literature (now in its 31st year) and its stunning location. Jim Saunders new book is a photographic record and words about Hay on Wye, its environs and people. The result is a record of the relationship in which a landscape of great natural beauty shapes a people, and a people shape a very special place. Jim Saunders is a photographer based in Knighton. He is the author of