Here in Swansea we are lucky to have the scenic Gower peninsula within easy travelling distance. Throughout his life, Dylan Thomas held a great affection for this area of outstanding natural beauty, in particular the impressive Worm’s Head promontory (accessible …
Dylan made two further trips to north America in 1953, and Linda Evans looks at his journeys to and from the continent that year. In October 1952 it was announced, in a bulletin of forthcoming events at the Poetry Center …
In the second part of her blog on Dylan’s modes of transport, Linda Evans looks at his second tour of the US, when he was accompanied by Caitlin. Soon after arriving in New York for his first reading tour of …
Linda Evans looks at Dylan Thomas’ modes of transport for his reading tours of the US in the early 1950s. During the 1940s, Dylan Thomas became a successful and respected poet, broadcaster and scriptwriter. He had attracted a wealthy patron, …
In her latest blog, Linda looks at a particularly curious inhabitant of Llareggub. Dylan Thomas’ famous and much-loved ‘play for voices’, Under Milk Wood, is set in the fictional west Wales town of Llareggub and follows the lives of the …
