Gwyn Thomas Books
Gwyn Thomas, hailed as 'the true voice of the English-speaking valleys,' captured life in South Wales with a sharp wit and profound empathy. His works delved into the social and economic struggles of the region, often exploring human resilience in the face of adversity. Thomas's distinctive style, characterized by vivid dialogue and a rich, evocative prose, brought the unique atmosphere of his homeland to life. Through his novels and short stories, he offered an unflinching look at the lives of ordinary people and their persistent search for dignity and meaning.
Sex, murder, and a devastating, humour mark these three novellas that Gwyn Thomas wrote in 1946.
Reissue of the celebrated Welsh writer's seminal short novel, repackaged with a stunning new cover. Introduction by acclaimed Welsh academic and historian Daryl Leeworthy.
Selected Short Stories
- 137 pages
- 5 hours of reading
Most of these stories are set in the 1930s w hen male unemployment in the Rhondda valleys was as high as 42 percent. Poverty, emigration, boredom, and loss of self-r espect are the basis of Thomas''s art, yet the result is not embittered. '
