‘I seem to remember a chap like you described. There couldn’t be two like him let’s hope.’ In Dylan Thomas’ radio broadcast, ‘Return Journey’, the narrator walks through Swansea seeking his younger selves, while attempting to piece together the Swansea …
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One of the most significant events in Dylan Thomas’ life, both on a personal, and subsequently, a far-reaching literary level, occurred in the month of February. Known as the Three Nights Blitz, from February 19 to 21 1941, Dylan’s home …
In 1949, Margaret Taylor bought the lease to the Boathouse in Laugharne, to provide a settled home for Dylan and his family. In this blog, Linda explores the background to this generous gift. By the time Dylan Thomas and the …
Linda’s new blog looks at the early stages of the friendship between Dylan Thomas and his patron, Margaret Taylor, from the perspective of Margaret’s husband, A.J.P. Taylor. The iconic Boat House, in its picturesque setting on the estuary at Laugharne, …
‘Find Your Words’ – a competition organised by mental health charity for young people in Swansea, Neath and Port Talbot. The Dylan Thomas Centre has teamed up with mental health and social change charity Platfform to launch ‘Find your …
