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Explore the captivating life and work of Dylan Thomas through this insightful biography by John Goodby and Chris Wigginton. This compelling book delves into the legacy of one of the greatest Welsh poets, revealing how his Anglo-Welsh origins influenced his daring and inventive literary style. Often misunderstood as self-indulgent, this modern portrayal redefines Thomas as a consummate professional, shaped by the historical and cultural contexts of his time—especially during significant events like the Great Depression and World War II. The authors expertly track the poet's journey, examining his contributions not just in poetry but also in stories and film scripts. With a focus on Dylan Thomas's vibrant relationship with his environment, this biography stands as a rich resource for anyone interested in modern literature and Welsh culture. Join scholars and poetry enthusiasts alike in rediscovering Dylan Thomas's impactful work, as this biography sheds light on his genius and relevance today. A must-read for literature lovers and anyone looking to deepen their understanding of 20th-century poetry and its evolution.