Red Dylan: Dylan Thomas and Socialism

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Dylan Thomas is Wales most famous poet. This year, 2014, marks the centenary of his birth. This pamphlet attempts to rescue Dylan's lifelong commitment to socialism from obscurity. It reprints articles by Victor Paananen and Vic Golightly with a new introductory article by Scott Jones.

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Author	Jones, Scott; Golightly, Vic & Paananen, Victor
Editor	Jones, Geoff & Jones, Kate
Binding	Paperback
No. of Pages	32
Publisher	Ken Smith Press & Socialist Party Wales
Date of Publication	2014
ISBN	9780956472038

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