An edition of A Dylan odyssey
(2015)
A Dylan odyssey
by Sarah Edmonds
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A visual and literary guide to Dylan Thomas' worlds featuring fifteen essays written by well-known Welsh authors and artists.
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Homes, Homes and haunts, Families, Pictorial works, Family, Welsh Authors, Biography, Thomas, dylan, 1914-1953People
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Table of Contents
Foreword / -- by Lieucu Siencyn -- Introduction / -- by Hannah Ellis
Dylan's Swansea Uplands : the boy and the young dog -- by Phil Carradice
South Carmarthenshire : the sound and shape of Carmarthen Bay -- by Gillian Clarke
Swansea Hollywood : the mummy and the old dark house -- by Berwyn Rowlands
Gower and Mumbles : the townie, the actor and the comedian -- by Jeff Towns
Welsh language in the work of Dylan Thomas -- by T. James Jones
Dylan Thomas and organic surrealism -- by Pascale Petit
Cricieth : mental health in the work of Dylan Thomas by Robert Minhinnick --
London Fitzrovia : portrait of the artist as a young dog -- by Griff Rhys Jones
Swansea : the pacifist and the Swansea blitz -- by Peter Stead
Caitlin Thomas' Aeron Valley : mother love in the Aeron Valley -- by George Tremlett
Ceredigion coast : Llareggub and the Black Lion -- by Samantha Wynne-Rhydderch
Oxford and South Leigh : dreaming spires and country living -- by Andrew Lycett
Dylan Thomas' Laugharne : the boathouse, the Pelican and Brown's Hotel -- by Chris Moss
The Thomas children's Laugharne : the rats and Mably the dog -- by Hannah Ellis
New York Greenwich Village : ghostly echoes on paper -- by Peter Thabit Jones.
Edition Notes
"15 literary tour maps"--Cover.
Includes bibliographical references.
"Dylan Thomas bibliography": page 150.
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