Dylan Thomas often wrote about Christmas, talking about it in his letters, and most famously, in his story ‘A Child’s Christmas in Wales’. He created some beautiful images to help us imagine his childhood Christmases, and we’re using some of …
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Here be Dragons! Saturday 23 to Sunday 24 October & Wednesday 26 October – Sunday 31 October Dragon finders needed! Dolores the dragon is hiding in the Dylan Thomas Centre! Can you help us find her and discover what book …
Decorations aren’t just for Christmas! Why not decorate your house with the beautiful autumn leaves that are helpfully falling from the trees? There are so many fun ways to make an autumn mobile, but here is how we made ours: …
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The Dylan Thomas Centre’s Charlotte Rogers explores the life, work and influence of Tambimuttu. As a central figure within the literary (and social) circles of his day, we find Dylan Thomas’ name connected with many other writers: Edith Sitwell, Vernon …
In the second and final part of her blogs exploring the life and work of Tambimuttu, Charlotte discloses Tambi’s unique filing system. If we are to agree with cultural historian Barry Miles’ summation that Meary James Tambimuttu was ‘a literary …
