Dylan: Fern Hill to Milk Wood  - the bumpy road to glory


David Rowe, Gomer Press (Wales), 1999. ISBN 1 85902 629 X
Price £7.95 directly from Gomer Press. Also available at Amazon.co.uk


Wild Welsh boy who roared through his brief life? Doomed poet who praised the fleeting beauty of youth and innocence? Sensitive, misunderstood artist? Which of these images is nearest to the real Dylan?
David Rowe starts from a great admiration of the work of Dylan Thomas, and in this book offers readers a taste of the great writer's own words: snippets from the poems, stories and the better known play, Under Milk Wood, will leave you wanting to read more.
This is a book of striking and memorable photographs - of the places, the people and the experiences of Wales which so influenced Dylan. At the centre of the story is the man himself, aptly described by his friend Vernon Watkins as 'the serious survivor of all his myths'.

 

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