Andrew Lycett's Dylan Thomas: A New Life offers a richly detailed and nuanced portrait of one of the twentieth century’s most enigmatic poets. Lycett draws from extensive research and newly uncovered correspondence to peel back the layers of Thomas’s turbulent existence, revealing the complexities behind his lyrical genius and often self-destructive behavior. The biography balances scholarly rigor with accessible narrative, providing insights into Thomas’s creative process, relationships, and the cultural forces that shaped his work. For readers and collectors interested in literary history and the lives of poets, Lycett’s work stands as an essential addition to any second-hand library that treasures vintage and out-of-print explorations of literary figures.
Andrew Lycett's Dylan Thomas: A New Life offers a richly detailed and nuanced portrait of one of the twentieth century’s most enigmatic poets. Lycett draws from extensive research and newly uncovered correspondence to peel back the layers of Thomas’s turbulent existence, revealing the complexities behind his lyrical genius and often self-destructive behavior. The biography balances scholarly rigor with accessible narrative, providing insights into Thomas’s creative process, relationships, and the cultural forces that shaped his work. For readers and collectors interested in literary history and the lives of poets, Lycett’s work stands as an essential addition to any second-hand library that treasures vintage and out-of-print explorations of literary figures.
Abrams, Inc., 2004 hardback first edition in fine/very good condition minor shelf wear to dustjacket & slight stain to bottom of outer casement
