Leading writers and artists reflect on their connections to the work of Welsh poet and writer Dylan Thomas
All available episodes (5 total)
A 1760s murder still informs ideas about aesthetics, a certain sort of sex, and death.
Five compelling experiences of what it is like to be deaf in 21st-century Britain.
Five figures from the arts and science introduce books that changed their lives and work.
Poet Twm Morys considers the subtle representations within Thomas' writing.
Screenwriter Andrew Davies explores Dylan Thomas' influence on his own writing.
Professor John Goodby explores the boundaries which Thomas crossed in both life and art.