Y Dydd Olaf: Gwahaniaeth rhwng fersiynau

Mewn cyfweliad yn Golwg ac ar wefan [http://www.welshnot.com/people/gwenno-saunders-cymru-calling/ www.welshnot.com] yn 2014 dywedodd y gantores [[Gwenno Saunders]], ''"Darllenais lyfr fantastig y llynedd - ''Y Dydd Olaf'' gan wyddonydd a drodd yn nofelydd, Owain Owain. Mae am bobl yn troi'n beiriannau rhywdro yn y dyfodol a chofnodir hynny mewn dyddiadur gan y prif gymeriad - yn Gymraeg lle bod y peiriannau'n deall.''<ref>[http://www.welshnot.com/people/gwenno-saunders-cymru-calling/ Gwefan www.welshnot.com;] ''I read a fantastic book last year called ‘Y Dydd Olaf’ (The Last Day) by a scientist turned novelist called Owain Owain. It’s about people being turned into machines sometime in the future and the main character writes a diary documenting it all in Welsh so the machines can’t understand it. I liked the idea of a language being able to protect you, and the blur of where a human being ends and a machine/computer begins.''</ref> Rhyddhawyd albwm ganddi hi o'r un enw (''Y Dydd Olaf'') ar label ''Peski records'', am thema'r nofel.<ref>[http://fiverosespress.net/wp-content/uploads/gwenno-en.pdf http://fiverosespress.net/;] ''Taking its cue, and title, from Owain Owain’s 1976 novel about a dystopian future where the robots have taken over and are busily turning the human race into clones through the use of medication, Y DYDD OLAF blends big themes (including patriarchal society, government-funded media propaganda, cultural control, technology, isolation and the importance of, and threat to minority languages), great tunes, and a real sense of revolution to produce a powerful, politically-charged concept album. ''</ref><ref>[http://gwennogwennogwenno.tumblr.com/post/49602241001/amazing-sci-fi-book-written-in-1976-by-owain-owain Gwefan Gwenno Saunders] adalwyd 8 Medi 2014</ref>