A Reference Companion to Dylan Thomas

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The life of Dylan Thomas, a Welsh author who died young at 39, was marked by struggles despite his posthumous acclaim. His poetry, including renowned pieces like "Fern Hill" and "Do Not Go Gentle into That Good Night," has cemented his status as a pivotal 20th-century poet. His captivating readings in the U.S. and impactful radio broadcasts resonated deeply with audiences, showcasing his unique voice and emotional depth. Nearly fifty years after his passing, scholars continue to explore his significant contributions to literature.