Twelve modern Anglo-Welsh poets

Publisher: University of London Press in London

Written in English

Published: 1975 Pages: 208 Downloads: 902

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Wales

Subjects:

English poetry -- Welsh authors,
English poetry -- 20th century,
Wales -- Poetry

Edition Notes

Classifications
Statement	edited by Don Dale-Jones and Randal Jenkins.
Contributions	Dale-Jones, Don., Jenkins, Randal.
LC Classifications	PR8964 .T9
The Physical Object
Pagination	208 p. ;
Number of Pages	208
ID Numbers
Open Library	OL5248802M
ISBN 10	0340195177, 0340195185
LC Control Number	75321128

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The poetry written in English by those familiar with the Welsh language tends to be distinctive in its style and rhythms. Dylan Thomas is the most famous exponent of the genre, and it is the secret of his apparent uniqueness for non-Welsh readers. Biographical Note.

Ronald Stuart Thomas, Welsh poet and Church in Wales clergyman, was born in Cardiff in He studied classics at the University College of North Wales, Bangor, and theology at St. Michael’s College, Llandaff.

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