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Dylan Thomas: In the Mercy of His Means

George Tremlett

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The author records Thomas's extraordinary career, discussing the poet's great appeal, his personal problems - his insobriety and his stormy marriage - and the motivations of some of those who played a part in the drama of his short life. George Tremlett co-wrote Caitlin with Dylan Thomas's widow.

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The author records Thomas's extraordinary career, discussing the poet's great appeal, his personal problems - his insobriety and his stormy marriage - and the motivations of some of those who played a part in the drama of his short life. George Tremlett co-wrote Caitlin with Dylan Thomas's widow.

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The author records Thomas's extraordinary career, discussing the poet's great appeal, his personal problems - his insobriety and his stormy marriage - and the motivations of some of those who played a part in the drama of his short life. George Tremlett co-wrote Caitlin with Dylan Thomas's widow.

Key concepts: George (robot), Appeal, Drama, Performance art, Art, Art history, History, Law

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