English: You're entirely right that the books world is changing more quickly than other sectors. The greatest challenge for us at the moment is how we ensure that people the length and breadth of Wales can access books in their bookshops, because more and more of these bookshops are closing. People are retiring. It's very difficult to make a proper living running a bookshop. So, that's one of the major challenges. We are looking at alternative models. We do need to be careful in terms of our offer. One of our plans for next year is to meet the publishers and booksellers together and to look for alternative models - and perhaps think outside the box to see what we can do, particularly in those areas where there are no bookshops or where there are no Welsh books available. We are working very closely now with WHSmith to see if they can strengthen their offer. This is quite difficult with a chain that sees itself as a UK-wide chain and which perhaps doesn't quite understand the difference. But, we are working very closely with them at the moment, and we do hope that there will be some good news over the next 12 months as to how they will provide books. So, that's one of the ways that we are looking at the print market - how we can access the audience. We are also running a pilot that has been funded through the Welsh Government, and that is about book fairs in schools, and we are running that pilot in Ceredigion at the moment so that we can reach a very important and also problematic group, which is non-Welsh-speaking parents who have children in Welsh-medium education. So, we are looking at how we can assist and support them to choose books, to find books and to understand what the best choices for them are. So, there are a number of programmes that we are currently looking at to deal with that issue.
Welsh: Ie, dim problem o gwbl. Rŷch chi yn hollol iawn. Mae'r byd llyfrau yn newid mwy, efallai, na rhai sectorau eraill. Yr her fwyaf i ni ar hyn o bryd yw sut yr ydym ni'n gallu sicrhau bod pobl ar draws Cymru yn gallu ffeindio llyfrau yn y siopau llyfrau, achos mae mwy a mwy o siopau yn cau. Mae pobl yn ymddeol. Mae'n anodd iawn i ennill cyflog go iawn drwy redeg siop lyfrau. Felly, dyna un o'r heriau mwyaf. Rŷm ni'n edrych ar fodelau gwahanol. Mae eisiau bod yn ofalus am beth yr ydym ni'n ei gynnig. Un o gynlluniau y flwyddyn nesaf yw cwrdd â gweisg a llyfrwerthwyr gyda'i gilydd ac edrych ar fodelau newydd - meddwl tipyn allan o'r bocs hefyd, efallai, a gweld beth yr ydym yn gallu ei wneud, yn arbennig yn yr ardaloedd lle nad oes siopau llyfrau neu lyfrau Cymraeg ar gael. Rŷm ni hefyd yn gweithio'n agos iawn ar hyn o bryd gyda WHSmith i weld os ydyn nhw'n gallu cryfhau'r cynnig maen nhw'n ei roi. Mae hynny'n eithaf anodd gyda tsiaen sy'n gweld ei hun fel tsiaen Brydeinig nad yw, efallai, cweit yn gwybod am y gwahaniaeth. Ond, rŷm ni'n gweithio'n agos iawn gyda nhw, a gobeithio y bydd yna newyddion neis yn y flwyddyn i ddod am sut maen nhw'n newid. Felly, dyna un o'r ffyrdd rŷm ni'n edrych ar y farchnad am lyfrau print - sut yr ydym ni'n gallu cyrraedd y bobl. Hefyd, rŷm ni'n rhedeg peilot sydd wedi cael ei ariannu drwy Lywodraeth Cymru - ffeiriau llyfrau mewn ysgolion. Rŷm ni'n rhedeg peilot yng Ngheredigion ar hyn o bryd i gyrraedd y grŵp pwysig ond hefyd problematig hwnnw, sef y rhieni di-Gymraeg sydd â phlant mewn addysg Gymraeg - sut yr ydym ni'n gallu eu helpu a'u cefnogi nhw i ddewis llyfrau, i weld llyfrau ac i ddeall beth yw'r dewis gorau. Felly, mae yna sawl cynllun yr ydym yn eu rhedeg ar hyn o bryd i ddelio â hyn.