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10 Welsh Authors To Explore #WritingWales

November 29, 2016January 8, 2021 BookerTalk 31 Comments Carol Lovekin, Carys Davies, Cynan Jones, Dylan Thomas, Gwyn Thomas, Ken Follett, Sarah Waters, Welsh authors

There’s more to Welsh literature than Dylan Thomas

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Suggestions for authors from Wales #WritingWales

March 1, 2015February 29, 2020 BookerTalk 27 Comments Dylan Thomas, Gwyn Thomas, Iris Gower, Ken Follett, Leo Abse, Owen Shears, Raymond Williams, Welsh authors, Writing Wales

Since today is the patron saint’s day for Wales I thought I’d mark the occasion with some insights on authors

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