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Gwyn Thomas


Wales (1913 - 1981)

Gwyn Thomas was born into a large and boisterous family in Cymmer, Porth in 1913. After a scholarship to Porth County School he went to St Edmund Hall, Oxford, where he read Spanish. Mass unemployment at home and in-ground poverty deepened his radicalism. After working for the WEA he became a teacher, first in Cardigan and from 1942 in Barry. In 1962 he left teaching and concentrated on writing and broadcasting.
 
 
Novels
   The Dark Philosophers (1946)
   The Alone to the Alone (1947)
   Venus and the voters (1948)
   All Things Betray Thee (1949)
   The World Cannot Hear You (1951)
   Now Lead Us Home (1952)
   A Frost On My Frolic (1953)
   The Stranger At My Side (1954)
   Point of Order (1956)
   The Love Man (1958)
   A Wolf At Dusk (1959)
   Ring Delirium (1960)
   A Welsh Eye (1964)
   Leaves in the Wind (1968)
   Lust Lobby (1971)
   The Sky of Our Lives (1972)
   High on Hope (1985)
   Sorrow for Thy Sons (1986)
   The Thinker and the Thrush (1988)
   The Tale of Taliesin (1992) (with Kevin Crossley-Holland)
   Meadow Prospect Revisited (1992)
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Collections
   Where Did I Put My Pity? (1946)
   Gazooka (1957)
   Selected Short Stories (1984)
   Three Plays (1991)
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