Dylan Thomas was that poet who wrote “Do not go gentle into that good night.” Perhaps the piece he’s known most for among others. In Sidney Michaels’ play which opened last week by The ...

Fern Hill by Dylan Thomas. Written in 1945, Fern Hill begins as an evocation of Dylan Thomas's childhood visits to his aunt's farm, which expands into dreamlike metaphors and a lament for lost youth ...

Dylan Thomas was a seismic event in English-language poetry. His early poems, published when he was still a teenager, heralded the arrival of a fully formed, compelling new voice in which poetry ...

Both Robert Browning and Dylan Thomas sought absolute truth, which they found wanting in ordinary life. Browning believed ...

Thomas' 18 Poems is expected to fetch up to £10,000 when it goes under the hammer in September. The book includes messages from the poet to two of his love interests.

Swansea-born Dylan Thomas’s tempestuous life ended in New York on 9th November, 1953. He became hugely popular during his lifetime for works such as Do Not Go Gentle Into That Good Night and ...

Dylan Thomas implored his readers to "rage, rage against the dying of the light". And newly uncovered photos, lost in a drawer for decades, show the Welsh poet heeding his own words as he wrecked ...

Dylan was also in New York not long after Thomas's death in the city in 1953, Mr Towns said. He said that, while "it may be happenstance or synchronicity", the two "had an awful lot in common".

Dylan Thomas' personal copy of his first book of poems will be auctioned as part of the late Rolling Stones drummer ... Thomas' 18 Poems is expected to fetch up to £10,000 when it goes under the ...