Dylan Thomas represents something of an enigma, even now, 57 years and millions of written words after his death in 1953, from a swelling of the brain caused by pneumonia. Against all the odds, his liver was remarkably sound, showing no symptoms of cirrhosis. He was certainly Wales' most famous poet, yet wrote exclusively in English. He was undoubtedly a womaniser and a drunkard, admitting to having drunk eighteen neat whiskies in succession during one New York binge, yet he wrote some of the...
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