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Gwyn Thomas

    Gwyn Thomas, acclamato come 'la vera voce delle valli di lingua inglese', ha catturato la vita nel Galles meridionale con arguzia tagliente e profonda empatia. Le sue opere si sono immerse nelle lotte sociali ed economiche della regione, esplorando spesso la resilienza umana di fronte alle avversità. Lo stile distintivo di Thomas, caratterizzato da dialoghi vividi e una prosa ricca ed evocativa, ha dato vita all'atmosfera unica della sua terra natale. Attraverso i suoi romanzi e racconti, ha offerto uno sguardo schietto sulle vite della gente comune e sulla loro persistente ricerca di dignità e significato.

    Mabinogi, Y
    Gazooka
    Dark Philosophers
    The Alone to the Alone
    All Things Betray Thee
    The Dark Philosophers
    • With passion, humour and remarkable insight, Gwyn Thomas captures the world of south Wales in the 1830s during the turbulent years of the Merthyr and Newport Risings. This is a new edition of a novel first published in 1949, with an introduction by Raymond Williams.

      All Things Betray Thee
    • The Alone to the Alone

      • 184pagine
      • 7 ore di lettura

      Offers the underlying meaning of South Wales' history. This title, with its plural narration, presents a choric commentary on human illusion and knowledge, on power and its attendant deprivation, on dreams and their destruction. It is History as Carnival and a comic vision of humanity that recognises no geographical boundaries.

      The Alone to the Alone
    • Dark Philosophers

      • 295pagine
      • 11 ore di lettura

      Incest, murder, delusion and a devastating, tragic humour mark these three novellas that Gwyn Thomas wrote in 1946. They are 'Oscar', 'Simeon', and 'The Dark Philosophers'. In this book the grimly humorous philosophers gather in an Italian cafe in the Terraces to tell the tragic tale of comeuppance and manslaughter that they engineer.

      Dark Philosophers
    • 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.

      Gazooka