The University of Texas at Austin, Harry Ransom
Humanities Research Center
Thomas, Dylan, 1914-1953
Dylan Thomas
Collection
1920-1991
28 document boxes, 1
oversize box, 10 galley folders, 2 oversize folders (13.34 linear
feet)
The collection of
Welsh poet and dramatist Dylan Thomas consists of manuscripts, correspondence,
notebooks, drawings, financial records, photographs, proofs, and broadcast
scripts.
English
TXRC06-A2
Biographical SketchDylan Marlais Thomas was born at 5
Cwmdonkin Drive in the Uplands district of Swansea, Wales, on October 27, 1914.
Before his birth, Thomas's parents, David John (D. J.) and Florence Hannah, had
moved to the primarily Anglophone suburb from rural Welsh-speaking
Carmarthenshire. Although both D. J. and Florence were bilingual, they raised
Dylan and his sister Nancy to speak only English, even sending the children to
elocution lessons.
Dylan was an unremarkable student at the local grammar
school in Swansea where his father taught English. Given unlimited access to
his father's library at home, however, he engaged a precocious interest in
English literature and began composing poetry, publishing some of it in school
magazines. At sixteen, he left school to work for the local evening paper as a
reporter. Journalism proved an unsuitable occupation for Thomas, and he quit
the following year.
Between the ages of sixteen and twenty, Thomas kept
a series of notebooks (now at the
Lockwood Memorial Library in Buffalo) in which
he developed the challenging and dense style of his earliest adult poetry. As a
teenager his poems were published in
New Verse and in the
Sunday Referee's "
Poets' Corner." In 1934, Thomas received the "
Poets' Corner" Prize, an award that included the
publication of a first book of poetry.During the mid-1930s--the years
between the publication of his first two volumes of poetry,
18 Poems (1934) and
Twenty-five Poems (1936)--Thomas embedded
himself in the London artistic scene, earning a reputation as a poet, drinker,
and storyteller. Sometime in 1936, Thomas met
Caitlin Macnamara, an aspiring dancer and former
mistress of the painter
Augustus John. The following year they eloped in
Penzance, Cornwall. The couple were penniless and often lived off the money and
housing they could borrow from family and friends. Shortly before Caitlin
learned she was pregnant with their first child, Llewelyn, they moved to the
Carmarthenshire fishing village of Laugharne.During the war years,
Thomas managed to avoid military service, probably on medical grounds. He moved
between Laugharne and London, having secured work as a scriptwriter for
Donald Taylor's
Strand Films, a contractor for the Ministry of
Information. Thomas's lifestyle in wartime London was relatively controlled and
predictable; for the first time since his teenage foray into journalism, he was
earning a steady income.
Following the war, however, Thomas's life became
more chaotic.
Deaths and Entrances (1946), a
pocket-sized volume of poems in a more accessible style, was an immediate
success. Despite this, Thomas's domestic life grew more problematic: he and
Caitlin were struggling to support two children (daughter Aeronwy was born in
1943), and the pair's relationship was becoming increasingly dysfunctional.
Thomas no longer had the steady income from his wartime documentaries, and he
began to rely instead on income from scriptwriting for feature films and radio
broadcasts for the
BBC. In 1949, the Thomases moved back to Wales and
into the Boat House, a property in Laugharne purchased for them by their
benefactor
Margaret Taylor. In July of that year, a third
child, Colm, was born.In 1949
John Malcolm Brinnin, director of the Poetry
Center at the Young Men's and Young Women's Hebrew Association in New York,
invited Thomas to visit the United States and cash in on his growing fame in
America. He traveled there in 1950, giving readings at the Poetry Center and at
college campuses as far west as San Francisco and Vancouver.
Three more
American tours followed, one in 1952 and two in 1953. By this time, Thomas had
been drafting for several years a play for voices about a day in the life of
Llareggub, a fictional Welsh town with a backwards-reading name. During his
third American tour, Thomas more or less finished the play, by then titled
Under Milk Wood, and it was first
performed on stage at Harvard University in May 1953.
Under Milk Wood would posthumously become
his best-known work.Meanwhile, Thomas's health and marriage were
deteriorating; years of heavy drinking were exacting a cumulative toll. As he
began his fourth and final American tour in October 1953, his marriage appeared
to be unsalvageable, and Thomas succumbed to despair. He began a regimen of
self-destructive behavior, drinking copiously and often to the point of
delirium. On November 4, after a doctor's well-intentioned but ultimately fatal
injection of morphine, Thomas collapsed and fell into a coma. He died on
November 9, 1953, at St. Vincent's Hospital in New York City.
Sources:
Ferris, Paul.
Dylan Thomas: The Biography. New York:
Dial Press, 1977. -----. "
Thomas, Dylan Marlais (1914-1953)."
Oxford Dictionary of National Biography,
http://www.oxforddnb.com (accessed 24 July 2006).
Middleton, David E. "Dylan Thomas."
Dictionary of Literary Biography Online,
http://galenetgroup.com (accessed 22 March 2006).
Index Terms
People
Davenport, John, 1908-1966
David Higham Associates, Ltd.
Eliot, T. S. (Thomas Stearns),
1888-1965
FitzGibbon, Constantine, 1919-
Jones, Daniel
McAlpine, Helen
Read, Bill, 1917-
Sitwell, Edith, Dame,
1887-1964
Stravinsky, Igor, 1882-1971
Subjects
Poets, Welsh. 20th century
English poetry
Document Types
Cartoons (humorous images)
Drawings
Galley proofs
Juvenilia
Negatives
Photographs
Postcards
Scripts
Scope and ContentsThe Dylan Thomas Collection consists of
manuscripts, correspondence, notebooks, drawings, financial records,
photographs, galley proofs, page proofs, and broadcast scripts. The collection
is arranged in four series: I. Works, ca. 1920s to 1954 (8 boxes), II.
Career-Related Materials and Personal Papers, ca. 1934-1953 (2 boxes), III.
Correspondence, ca. 1935-1953 (2 boxes), and IV. Third-Party Works and
Correspondence, ca. 1930s-1991 (17 boxes). This collection was previously
accessible through a card catalog but has been re-cataloged as part of a
retrospective conversion project.
The collection contains a miscellany of works, correspondence, and
personal papers. Present are manuscripts for a number of Thomas's best known
works, including
Under Milk Wood, "
Poem on His Birthday," "
Lament," "
In the White Giant's Thigh," "
Do Not Go Gentle into That Good Night," and "
Elegy," the unfinished poem he was writing during the last
year of his life. Also present are a selection of juvenilia, work for radio and
film, and a significant body of correspondence from Thomas to his literary
agents
David Higham Associates. Series IV. Third-Party
Works and Correspondence contains material concerning Dylan Thomas, including
works and correspondence of his wife Caitlin and letters sent between mutual
friends immediately following his death. The bulk of this series documents the
research processes of two of Thomas's early biographers,
Constantine FitzGibbon and
Bill Read. Located at the end of this guide are
three indices: an Index of Correspondents, an Index of Works, and an Index of
Works by Other Authors.Elsewhere in the Ransom Center are sixty-four
Vertical File folders containing material related to Thomas, including
newspaper and magazine clippings, printed materials, announcements, posters,
souvenirs, and playbills for productions of
Under Milk Wood,
Dylan Thomas Growing Up, and the
Group Theatre's
Homage to Dylan Thomas.The Literary
Files of the Photography Collection contain more than 280 photographs related
to Thomas. Included are portraits of Dylan and Caitlin, their children, other
family members, friends, and associates, as well as photographic reproductions
of sketches by Thomas, scenes from a production of
Under Milk Wood, and views of Laugharne,
Wales.The Art Collection's holdings under Thomas's name contain doodles,
cartoons, self-portraits, portraits, and sculpture, including twenty-seven
works by Thomas and depictions of Thomas by
Michael Ayrton,
Robert Colquhoun,
Rosa Freedman,
Gordon T. Stuart,
Oloff de Wet, and
Gordon Ziegler. One painting by an unidentified
artist depicts the house of novelist
Constantine FitzGibbon, one of Thomas's
biographers. Depictions of Thomas can also be found in the art collections of
Zdzislaw Czermanski,
Mervyn Levy,
Ivan Oppfer, and
Oloff de Wet.
Additional materials relating to Dylan Thomas may be
found in the following manuscript collections at the Ransom Center:
- Armstrong, Terence Ian Fytton
- Barker, George
- Bates, Herbert Ernest
- Bottrall, Ronald
- Braybrooke, Neville
- Campbell, Roy
- Church, Richard
- Connolly, Cyril
- Corman, Cid
- Daiken, Leslie
- David Higham Associates
- Day-Lewis, Cecil
- FitzGibbon, Constantine
- Ford, Charles Henri
- Gardiner, Wrey
- Lehmann, John
- Maclaren-Ross, Julian
- MacNeice, Louis
- Meyerstein, Edward Harry William
- New Mexico Collection
- Palmer, Herbert Edward
- Patmore, Derek
- PEN
- Prokosch, Frederic
- Reavey, George
- Rodgers, William Robert
- Sitwell, Edith
- Stanford, Derek
- Todd, Ruthven
- Treece, Henry
- Walpole, Hugh
- Weeks, Edward
- White, Eric Walter
Other collections of Dylan Thomas manuscripts are housed
at the Lockwood Memorial Library at the State University of New York at
Buffalo, Harvard University's Houghton Library, the New York Public Library,
the British Library, and the National Library of Wales.
Acquisition: Purchases and gifts, 1960-2006
Access: Open for research
Processed by: Amanda Price, 2006
Dylan Thomas Collection--Folder List
Series I. Works,
ca.
1920s-1954
Series I. Works, ca. 1920s to 1954 (8 boxes)Series I.
Works is composed of Thomas's poetry, fiction, criticism, radio plays,
broadcast scripts, and film scripts. Materials are arranged alphabetically by
title. An Index of Works, arranged by title, is available at the end of this
guide.
In cases where no single title applies and a descriptive title was
imposed by the original cataloger for the card catalog records--for instance,
[Six poems sent to the Baron Howard de Walden], [Parodies], and [Poems: 16
corrected typescripts]--those titles have been preserved and are indicated in
brackets. In instances where changes have been made to the naming of works or
where the original title has been replaced by a more accurate one, there is a
cross-reference from the previous title to the new one in the Index of
Works.
Poetry in the Works series includes drafts, workings, and
handwritten manuscripts of
In Country Heaven,
In Country Sleep, and
Poem on His Birthday; a revised
manuscript of
In the White Giant's Thigh;
miscellaneous handwritten workings and fragments of
Lament; handwritten manuscripts
of
Do Not Go Gentle into That Good
Night; and a handwritten manuscript and typescript of
Prologue. Also present are more
than seventy pages of drafts, fragments, and workings for
Elegy, the poem Thomas was
drafting at the time of his death.Also notable among the poetry in this
collection is a selection of juvenilia, representing some of Thomas's earliest
poetic output. There are four fair copies in the hand of his mother Florence--
Little Dreams,
The Mishap,
My Party, and
The Secret Whisky Cure--and five
presumably later pieces in Thomas's own hand--
The Maniac,
Decision,
Inspirations,
Five Limericks, and
La Danseuse. Each of these poems
is filed under its individual title.Materials related to
Under Milk Wood, Thomas's play for
voices, include extensive notes, workings, outlines, and an incomplete early
draft, along with a revised manuscript. Several printed scripts from posthumous
productions of the play are also present. There are also manuscripts for the
radio play
The Town That Was Mad, an early
version of
Under Milk Wood. Elsewhere in the
collection, in Series IV. Third-Party Works and Correspondence, there is a
program by the for the production of
Under Milk Wood at the Poetry Center
of the YM-YWHA.Dylan Thomas's prolific work for the radio is present in
handwritten manuscripts, notes, and annotated scripts for a number of BBC
broadcasts and reminiscences, including
Home Town--Swansea,
Laugharne, and
Welsh Poetry. Work for the
broadcast
The International Eisteddfod is
present in several stages, including the BBC press pass and notebook Thomas
carried with him at the poetry festival in
Llangollen, Wales, in the summer of 1953. Also
present is a group of nine scripts with notes in the hand of radio producer
Aneirin Talfan Davies. Davies's revisions also
appear in the typescript for
Quite Early One Morning, the
collection of Thomas broadcasts he compiled and published in
1954.Thomas's work on film scripts is well represented and includes
several manuscripts for
The Beach of Falesá, his 1948
Robert Louis Stevenson adaptation. Also present
are revised page proofs of
The Doctor and the Devils and scripts
for wartime documentaries written for the
Ministry of Information,
Our Country and
The Unconquerable
People.Manuscripts resulting from the collaboration between
Thomas and his
Swansea friend
Daniel Jones include four poetry notebooks
featuring work under the joint pseudonym
Walter Bram. Other pieces include
W. B. C. (Warmley Broadcasting
Company),
Voiceless Frolic, and
Musical and Literary recital.
Bismuth--a script embellished by
bawdy doodles--was composed sometime after 1950, according to Jones's
explanatory notes that accompanied the original acquisition.Prose
fiction is represented in the collection in the manuscripts and workings for
several of his stories, including
The Fight,
In the Direction of the
Beginning, and
A Story. Also present is the
revised typescript of
The Death of the King's Canary, a
comic detective novel written jointly by Thomas and his friend
John Davenport. The typescript dates from the
summer of 1940, when Dylan and Caitlin stayed at Marshfield, Davenport's
country home.
1
1
A-C
1
2
Adventures in the Skin Trade
(stories), handwritten draft fragments with revisions, nd, 2pp
1
3
The art of conversation (lecture intended for
broadcast), handwritten manuscript with revisions, nd, 22pp
1
4
Ballad of the long-legged
bait (poem), handwritten book version executed by
W. Emlyn Davies, 1946, 16pp
The Beach of Falesá (film
script based on story by
Robert Louis Stevenson)
1
5
Typed carbon copy title page with handwritten
revision, 1948, 1p; handwritten fragment with revision, 1948, 1p
1
6
Handwritten manuscript with revisions and insert,
1948, 62pp; contains latter half of script
1
7
Incomplete carbon copy typescript with revision on one
attached sheet, 1948, 64pp; contains latter half of script
1
8
Carbon copy typescript (revised version), 1948, 74pp
*
Composite handwritten and carbon copy typed manuscript
(137pp) with inserts (3pp), 1948 (*bound volume, removed to Box 26)
1
9
Bismuth (play by Dylan Thomas and
Daniel Jones), handwritten manuscript in
small exercise book with drawings by Thomas and Jones, nd, 22pp
Broadcasts (see also
Quite Early One
Morning)
1
10
A-Z
1
11
[Broadcasts], nine mimeo scripts, some with
handwritten notes and revisions by
Aneirin Talfan Davies, 1949-1953
1
12
The Festival Exhibition, two mimeo
scripts with revisions, 1951, 8pp
1
13
Home town--Swansea (also
known as
A painter's studio),
handwritten manuscript with revisions, nd, 6pp; handwritten draft fragments
with revisions, nd, 8pp
The International
Eisteddfod
1
14
Handwritten notes in notebook, 1953,
19pp
*
Handwritten notes and drafts, nd, 24pp; included
with this: printed version (*bound volume, removed to Box 28)
1
15
Handwritten manuscript with author revisions,
insertion, and notes by
Aneirin Talfan Davies, nd,
5pp
Laugharne
1
16
Handwritten manuscript with revisions, nd, 2pp;
included with this: mimeo script with notes by
Aneirin Talfan Davies
*
Handwritten notes and drafts with revisions, nd,
9pp; included with this: mimeo broadcast version (*bound volume, removed to Box
29)
1
17
Spoon River Anthology,
handwritten manuscript with revisions, nd, 7pp
2
1
Three poems (also known as
Poetry programme),
handwritten manuscript with revisions, nd, 4pp; mimeo script, 1950,
15pp
A visit to
America
2
2
Handwritten notes with revisions (
Notes toward a
synthesis), nd, 6pp; included with this: printed version
2
3
Handwritten manuscript with revisions, nd, 9pp;
included with this: mimeo broadcast script with handwritten notes by
Aneirin Talfan Davies
Welsh poetry
2
4
Composite handwritten and mimeo script with
revisions, 1946, 14pp
2
5
Mimeo script inscribed to
John Arlott, 1946, 24pp
2
6
Wilfred Owen, composite
handwritten and typed manuscript with revisions and annotation, nd, 5pp; mimeo
script with director's revisions inscribed by Thomas to
John Arlott, 1946, 14pp
2
7
Chard Witlow (verse parody), handwritten
manuscript with handwritten note by
T. S. Eliot, nd, 2pp
2
8
Collected Poems, typed manuscript
with printer's marks, 1952, 15pp
2
9
A conversation about
Christmas (story), handwritten manuscript with revisions, 1947, 16pp
2
10
D-H
2
11
The death of the king's canary (novel by Dylan
Thomas and
John Davenport), typescript with both
authors' handwritten revisions, 1940-1941, 138pp
2
12
Deaths and entrances (poem),
composite handwritten and typed manuscript with revisions, nd, 5pp
2
13
Do not go gentle into that good
night (poem)
Handwritten manuscript, nd, 2pp
Handwritten manuscript with revisions, nd, 1p;
included with these: handwritten copy in unidentified hand; carbon copy
typescript of
Rashad Rushdy's Arabic translation
2
14
The Doctor and the Devils (film
script), page proofs with handwritten revisions, 1953, 139pp
Elegy (poem)
3
1
Handwritten workings, nd, 1p
Handwritten drafts and workings, nd, 4pp
Handwritten draft fragment with revisions, 1953, 2pp
3
2
Handwritten drafts and workings with revisions, nd,
52pp on 32 leaves and 20pp in notebook
3
3
Fern Hill (poem), handwritten
manuscript, 1946, 1p
3
4
The fight(story), handwritten
manuscript with revisions, nd, 20pp
3
5
How to be a poet (article),
handwritten manuscript with revisions, [1949], 12pp; included with this:
handwritten explanatory note by
John Davenport
3
6
I-J
3
7
In country heaven
(poem)
Handwritten drafts and workings, nd, 18pp
Handwritten draft with revisions, nd, 1p
Handwritten manuscript with revisions, nd,
2pp
3
8
In country sleep
(poem)
Handwritten manuscript, nd, 5pp; on verso: handwritten
fragments of
Lament
Handwritten fair copy manuscript in exercise book,
1947, 14pp
Handwritten manuscript with revisions, 1947, 7pp;
included with this: final typescript with printer's notes
Handwritten manuscript, 1948, 2pp
Printed version with handwritten corrections, nd,
4pp
3
9
In the direction of the
beginning (story), handwritten manuscript with revisions, nd, 15pp
In the white giant's thigh
(poem)
3
10
Handwritten manuscript with revisions, nd, 140pp
(variant versions)
3
11
Handwritten manuscript, nd, 4pp, with author's
handwritten note regarding composition of the poem, nd, 3pp
Handwritten fair copy manuscript, 1950,
5pp
3
12
L
3
13
Lament (poem), miscellaneous
handwritten workings and fragments, nd, 52pp total; included with these:
photocopies of handwritten worksheets, nd, 4pp
3
14
Lectures
4
1
M-O
4
2
On a wedding anniversary
(poem), bound handwritten manuscript, nd, 1p
4
3
Once below a time (poem),
handwritten manuscript, nd, 1p
4
4
Our Country (film script),
handwritten manuscript with carbon copy typescript page and handwritten notes,
1944, 11pp
4
5
P
4
6
[Parodies], miscellaneous handwritten manuscripts, nd,
5pp
Poem on his birthday
(poem)
4
7
Miscellaneous handwritten manuscripts, drafts, and
workings, nd, 30pp total; included with this: printed version with author's
handwritten revisions, nd, 3pp
*
Handwritten drafts and workings with revisions, nd,
107pp (includes final draft) (*bound volume, removed to Box 26)
4
8
[Poems: 16 corrected typescripts], typescripts with
handwritten revisions, 1933, 18pp
4
9
[
Poetic manifesto]
Handwritten draft with revisions, nd, 8pp
Handwritten manuscript with revisions, nd, 9pp;
included with this: list of questions in unidentified hand
4
10
Poetic workings and fragments
Poetry notebooks (see also
Voiceless frolic by
Walter Bram and
These vines of star by
Walter Bram)
4
11
[Poems by
Walter Bram], handwritten manuscript in
the hand of
Daniel Jones, nd, 29pp
4
12
[Poetry notebook I of
Walter Bram], handwritten manuscript in
the hands of Dylan Thomas and
Daniel Jones, nd, 24pp
4
13
[Poetry notebook II of
Walter Bram], handwritten manuscript in
the hands of Dylan Thomas and
Daniel Jones, nd (one item dated 1929),
23pp
4
14
[Poetry notebook], handwritten workings signed by
Dylan and
Caitlin Thomas, 1949 and 1951, approx.
63pp
Prologue (poem)
4
15
Handwritten manuscript with pencil markings and note,
1952, 2pp
4
16
Typescript with handwritten revisions, nd, 2pp;
included with this: facsimiles of three manuscripts
5
1*
Quite Early One Morning
(collection of broadcasts), typescript with handwritten notes and revisions by
Aneirin Talfan Davies and printer's
markings, 1954, 122pp (*some items removed to galley folder)
5
2
R-S
5
3
The Shadowless Man (film script),
handwritten manuscript with revisions, nd, 26pp
5
4
[Six poems sent to the
Baron Howard de Walden], handwritten
manuscript and typescripts with revisions, nd, 9pp total; included with this:
handwritten letter by Thomas to Lord Howard, 1940, 2pp
5
5
A story (story)
Handwritten draft fragment with revisions, nd,
2pp
Handwritten notes and drafts, nd, 26pp total; included
with this: printed version
5
6
T-Z
5
7
These vines of star by
Walter Bram (poem), notebook in the hand of
Daniel Jones, nd, 22pp
The town that was mad (radio play, early version
of
Under Milk Wood)
5
8
Handwritten manuscript with revisions, nd,
8pp
5
9
Typescript with handwritten revisions, nd, 19pp with 1
insertion; mimeo typescript with handwritten revisions, nd, 18pp
5
10
The Unconquerable People (film
script), handwritten manuscript with revisions, 1944, 7pp; included with this:
handwritten letter from Thomas to
Donald Taylor, 1944, 2pp
Under Milk Wood (radio
play)
6
1
Miscellaneous handwritten drafts and notes, nd, 5pp
total
6
2
[Notes, scenes, ideas, etc.], handwritten notes with
revisions, nd, 54pp
6
3
[Notes, suggestions, outlines], handwritten notes with
revisions, nd, 43pp
6
4
[Incomplete early draft], handwritten manuscript with
revisions, nd, 44pp
*
Handwritten manuscript with revisions and three typed
pages, nd, 163pp (*bound volume, removed to Box 28)
6
5
Photostat of typescript with handwritten inserts and
revisions, nd, 74pp total
6
6
Mimeo script with corrections in unidentified hand,
1954, 72pp (signed by principal actors)
6
7
Mimeo script signed by
Louis MacNeice, nd, 70pp
6
8
Bound mimeo script, 1954, 42pp (shortened version
submitted for the Italia Prize; on verso of these pages:
Au bois lacte, the French
translation by
Jacques B. Bruncius)
7
1-3
Three mimeo scripts with handwritten notes by
Douglas Cleverdon, 1954
7
4
Mimeo script, nd, 72pp (script for BBC Third Programme
broadcast produced by
Douglas Cleverdon, 1954 January 25)
7
5
Intill Mjolkhagen (Swedish
translation by
Thomas Warburton), mimeo script, nd, 72pp
7
6
Voiceless frolic by
Walter Bram (poem), notebook in the hand of
Daniel Jones, nd, 28pp
7
7
Unidentified and untitled poems
7
8
[Untitled early poems], two handwritten manuscripts with
revisions written in a printed copy of
Osbert Sitwell's
Argonaut and Juggernaut, nd and
1931, 1p each
Series II. Career-Related Materials and Personal Papers,
ca. 1934-1953
Series II. Career-Related Materials and Personal Papers, ca.
1934-1953 (2 boxes)The materials in Series II. deal primarily with
Thomas's private life and with the details of his tours and public appearances.
Items here range from the mundane (scraps and jottings) to the highly personal
(documents concerning Thomas's death while on tour and the subsequent removal
of his body from New York). Career-related materials include fair copies of
others' poems from which Thomas read at public performances, a contract with
Harper's Bazaar, and date and address
books from his first two American lecture tours in 1950 and 1952. Filed under
the generic title Notes and Lists is a variety of items of interest, including
a betting slip, lists of words used by Thomas while composing poetry, and mock
recital programs. Several amusing self-portraits and caricatures by Thomas are
filed under Drawings.
7
9
Bill for operation on
Aeronwy Thomas, typed invoice, 1953
7
10
Date book, handwritten notebook, 1946
7
11
Documents concerning his death, 1953
7
12
Drawings
Dylan and Caitlin Thomas, pencil sketch, nd,
1p
Queen Edith Sitwell and Princess Marianne Moore on their
first meeting, facsimile, 1952 (date of original)
Self portrait, pencil sketch, nd
Self caricature sketched on dust wrapper of
18 Poems, nd
7
13
Exemption certificate, printed form, signed, 1949-1951
7
14
Goodwin, Ernest,
The Devil among the Skins, printed
book with handwritten notes by Dylan Thomas and
Richard Hughes; included with this:
handwritten workings on verso of letter from
Laurence Pollinger to Thomas, typed
revisions, typed fragment of script, and copy of program
7
15
Income tax return for third American tour, printed form,
signed, with handwritten list in unidentified hand, 1953
8
1
Memories of Early Days, agreement
for purchase of literary material between
Harper's Bazaar and Dylan Thomas,
nd
8
2
[Notebook: 1941], handwritten notebook, 1941,
22pp
8
3
Notes and lists (includes facsimiles)
*
Personal records of his two lecture tours, two
handwritten date and address books, 1950 and 1952 (*bound volumes, removed to
Box 27)
8
4
Poems by others, fair copies in the hand of Dylan Thomas
*
Poems read at his public performances, handwritten
copies of 81 poems with handwritten notes (*bound volume, removed to Box 29)
Series III. Correspondence,
ca. 1935-1953
Series III. Correspondence, ca. 1935-1953 (2
boxes)Outgoing correspondence comprises all but one of the folders in
this series. Letters and unfinished drafts from Thomas to a variety of
correspondents are present, most notably the more than 120 letters from Thomas
to his literary agents
David Higham Associates, and approximately
forty pieces of correspondence to
John Davenport. Other recipients include
Caitlin Thomas,
Daniel Jones,
T. S. Eliot,
Theodore Roethke,
Wyn Henderson,
Geoffrey Grigson, and
Margaret Taylor. Included among the incoming
correspondence are letters from
Igor Stravinsky,
Sarah Caldwell, and
David Higham. Both outgoing and incoming
correspondence are arranged alphabetically by correspondent. An Index of
Correspondents is located at the end of this guide.
Outgoing, ca. 1935-1953
8
5
A-F
8
6-8
Davenport, John
8
9
David Higham Associates, Ltd.
8
10
G-J
8
11
Grigson, Geoffrey
9
1
K-R
9
2
S-Z
9
3
Taylor, Margaret
9
4
Unidentified recipient
Drafts, never sent
9
5
[Letters of 25 August 1953], handwritten
drafts
9
6
[Nine letters], handwritten drafts, 1953
9
7
Incoming, 1952-1953
Series IV. Third-Party Works &
Correspondence,
ca. 1930s-1991
Series IV. Third-Party Works and Correspondence, ca. 1930s-1991
(17 boxes)Occupying seventeen boxes, the fourth series of the Dylan
Thomas Collection is the largest. Materials are arranged alphabetically by
primary author or correspondent. Third-party correspondence is indexed in the
Index of Correspondents, and a separate index of third-party works, arranged
alphabetically by author, is available at the end of this guide.
The
manuscripts and research materials of Thomas's biographer
Constantine FitzGibbon comprise the bulk of
the fourth series. These include the notes, handwritten manuscripts,
typescripts, and proofs for both
The Life of Dylan Thomas (1965) and
Selected Letters of Dylan Thomas
(1966). There are several boxes of transcripts and photocopies of Dylan Thomas
correspondence used by FitzGibbon while writing
Selected Letters, including
correspondence not published in the final version. Also present are research
photocopies of manuscripts whose originals are elsewhere, including extracts
from the diary of
Pamela Hansford Johnson, an early Thomas love
interest, as well as photocopies of Dylan Thomas manuscripts obtained by
FitzGibbon from the
British Museum.Series IV. also
contains the research materials of
Bill Read, boyfriend of
John Malcolm Brinnin at the time of Thomas's
American tours. This includes correspondence from a variety of persons in
Wales, England, and the United States who knew Thomas, often interfiled with
carbon copies of Read's letters to them. Correspondents include
Caitlin Thomas,
Bert Trick,
Pamela Hansford Johnson, and Thomas's
mother-in-law
Yvonne Macnamara. The notes and typescript for
The Days of Dylan Thomas (1964), the
work that resulted from Read's extensive research, are also present. The
revised typescript of
John Malcolm Brinnin's
Dylan Thomas in America (1955) is also
located in this series, filed under Brinnin's name.The materials of
Bill and Helen McAlpine, close friends of the
Thomases, can be found in this series as well. Since the Ransom Center acquired
the McAlpine papers relatively recently, they remained uncataloged until now.
Included with letters from
Caitlin Thomas to Helen are an undated
photograph of Caitlin, letters from Dylan to Helen, and from Caitlin to Dylan,
as well as three undated poems by Caitlin. Revealing letters sent to the
McAlpines from other friends--including
George Reavey,
John Davenport, and
Margaret Taylor--offer an intimate glimpse
into the shock that immediately followed Thomas's sudden death. Also present is
an album of twenty snapshots, sixteen with original negatives, of Dylan,
Caitlin, Dylan's parents, and the McAlpines.
The manuscripts of
Caitlin Thomas filed under her own name
include the typescripts for her memoirs
Leftover Life to Kill (1957) and
Not Quite Posthumous Letter to My
Daughter (1963). There is also a handwritten manuscript of a poem
signed by Caitlin entitled
Self Portrait.Manuscripts
of Dylan's mother
Florence Thomas include letters to BBC
documentary producer
John Ormond and a datebook in which she notes
the deaths of her husband, daughter, and son--events that occurred within the
span of one year.
Filed under the
Dylan Thomas Memorial Fund are materials
relating to the recital
Homage to Dylan Thomas at the Globe
Theatre in January 1954. Included are manuscripts of tributes by
Cyril Connolly and
Edith Sitwell; correspondence between the editor
and anthologist
Leonard Russell (organizer of the tribute) and
Edith Sitwell,
T. S. Eliot,
Daniel Jones,
Richard Burton, and others; a handwritten note
by
Augustus John concerning his portrait of Thomas;
and a copy of the program, inscribed to Russell by the producers and signed by
Augustus John and
Louis MacNeice.
10
1
A-D
10
2
Ap Ivor, Denis,
Cantata, handwritten musical
score, 1951, 154pp
10
3-4
Brinnin, John Malcolm,
Dylan Thomas in America,
typescript with handwritten author revisions and printer's marks and notes,
1955, approx. 300pp
10
5
Campbell, Roy
10
6
Davenport, John
10
*
Davies, Aneirin Talfan, [Untitled article on
Dylan Thomas], galley proofs, nd, 3pp (*removed to galley folder)
10
7*
Dylan Thomas Memorial Fund, Papers relating
to raising money for funds and production of
Homage to Dylan Thomas, 1953-1956
(*some items removed to galley folder)
10
8
E-L
11
1
Firmage, George J.,
A Garland for Dylan Thomas, page
proofs, 1963, 187pp
FitzGibbon, Constantine
Works
11
2
A-Z
The Life of Dylan
Thomas
11
3-4
Handwritten notes and notebooks, nd
11
5
Handwritten and typed notes, nd
11
6-7
Handwritten manuscript, nd, approx.
500pp
12
1
Handwritten manuscript, continued
12
2
Typed and carbon copy drafts, some with
handwritten revisions, nd
12
3-5
Typescript with handwritten revisions, nd, 548pp
12
6
Carbon copy typescript with handwritten revisions,
nd, 548pp
13
1
Carbon copy typescript, continued
13
2
Incomplete carbon copy typescript, nd, pp 251-529
13
*
Galley proof fragments, 1965 (*removed to galley
folder)
13
*
Two sets of galley proofs, one lacking title page,
1965 (*removed to galley folder)
13
*
Galley proofs of first American edition (*removed
to galley folder)
13
*
Corrected galley proofs, 1965; included with this:
proof of
John Davenport's review of
Bill Read's
The Days of Dylan Thomas in
the
Spectator, 1965 (*removed to
galley folder)
13
3
Uncorrected page proofs, 1965
Selected Letters of Dylan
Thomas
13
4
Handwritten notes, nd
Carbon copy transcripts and photocopies of Dylan
Thomas correspondence with some related correspondence (includes letters not
featured in the published work)
13
5
1931-1933
13
6
1934
14
1
1935
14
2
1936
14
3
1937-1938
14
4
1939
14
5
1940
14
6
1941-1942
14
7
1943-1944
14
8
1945
14
9
1946
14
10
1947
14
11
1948
14
12
1949
14
13
1950
14
14
1951
14
15
1952
14
16
1953
15
1
A-B
15
2
Brinnin, John Malcolm
15
3
C
15
4
Caetani, Marguerite
15
5
Church, Richard
15
6
D
15
7
E-F
15
8
G-H
15
9
Higham, David
15
10
Hughes, Trevor
15
11
J
16
1
K-N
16
2
Laughlin, James
16
3
O-R
16
4
S-T
16
5
Spender, Stephen
16
6-7
Thomas, Caitlin
16
8
Thomas, Florence and D.
J.
16
9
Treece, Henry
16
10
W-X
17
1
Williams, Oscar
17
2
Handwritten introduction and commentary, nd,
approx. 250pp
17
3-7
Typescript with handwritten revisions, printer's
notes, and a few photocopies of letters, 1966, 926pp
18
1-2
Typescript, continued
18
*
Galley proofs, 1966 (*removed to galley folder)
18
3-4
Page proofs, 1966, 427pp
18
5
Two incomplete page proofs, 1966, 126pp each
Research materials concerning Dylan
Thomas
18
6
A-Z
18
7
Johnson, Pamela Hansford, diary
extracts, photocopies, 1933-1935
18
8
Lindsay, Jack,
Memories of Dylan
Thomas, carbon copy typescript with handwritten revisions, nd, 36pp
Thomas, Dylan
19
1
A-Z
19
2
British Museum manuscript materials,
photocopies, nd, 79pp
Broadcasts
19
3
A-O
19
4
P-R
19
5
S-Z
19
6
Income tax accounts for 1953-1959 sent to the
trustees of Dylan Thomas, two sets of photocopies, 19pp each
19
7
[Lists of broadcasts, recordings and films by
Dylan Thomas], typescript and carbon copy typescript with some photocopies,
1964 (related correspondence included)
19
8
Me and My Bike,
uncorrected page proof, 1963, approx. 55pp
19
9
Miscellaneous correspondence (facsimiles)
19
10
Poems for readings, photostats, nd, 158pp
20
1-4
[Works and letters], photostats of various
Thomas items, nd, 595pp
20
5
Unidentified and untitled works
20
6
Thompson, Kent,
Dylan Thomas in Swansea, carbon copy
typescript, nd, 155pp
20
7
Vaughan-Thomas, Wynford,
Dylan Thomas, two
broadcast scripts, 1963, 81pp total
21
1
Heppenstall, Rayner
21
2*
Jones, Daniel (*one item removed to oversize
folder)
21
3
M-Z
McAlpine, Bill and Helen
21
4-6
Letters from
Caitlin Thomas; included with this:
undated photograph of Caitlin, handwritten letter from Dylan to
Helen McAlpine, handwritten note from
Caitlin to Dylan, and three undated poems by Caitlin
21
7
Letters from various correspondents reporting Dylan
Thomas's death and subsequent events
21
8
Typed transcripts of letters to the McAlpines, some
with explanatory notes
21
9
Album of twenty photographs, sixteen with original
negatives
22
1
Patmore, Derek,
Tribute to Dylan Thomas, handwritten manuscript
with revisions, 1953, 8pp
Read, Bill
Correspondence
22
2
A-E
22
3
F-H
22
4
J-L
22
5
M
22
6
N-S
22
7
T-Z
22
8
Thomas, Caitlin
22
9
Trick, Albert E.
Works
The Days of Dylan
Thomas
23
1
Typed notes with handwritten revisions, nd, 5pp
23
2
Typescript with handwritten revisions, nd, 165pp
Research materials concerning Dylan Thomas
23
3
[Interviews with friends of Dylan Thomas],
incomplete typescript, nd
23
4
Locke, Cordelia,
Dylan and Caitlin Thomas in
Oxfordshire, typescript, nd, 27pp
23
5
Read, Jan, Preface to
Beach of Falesá, photocopy
of typescript, nd, 4pp
Trick, Albert E.
23
6
A-Z
23
7
The young Dylan Thomas,
handwritten manuscript, nd, 78pp
23
8
Savage, Derek S.
23
9
Stravinsky, Igor
23
10
T-Z
Thomas, Caitlin
24
1
Correspondence
Works
Leftover Life to
Kill
24
2-3
Typescript with handwritten revisions, nd, 415pp
24
4-5
Typescript with handwritten revisions, nd, 301pp
24
6
Manila folders originally containing typescripts
Not Quite Posthumous Letter to My
Daughter
25
1-2
Composite typescript with handwritten revisions
and layouts for preliminaries, nd, approx. 220pp
25
3
Manila folder originally containing typescript
25
*
Galley proof with handwritten revisions, 1963
(*removed to galley folder)
25
4
Proof copy with handwritten corrections, 1963,
174pp
25
5
Self portrait (poem), handwritten manuscript,
nd, 1p
25
6
Thomas, Florence
25
7
Tillinger, John, and
James Hammerstein,
Adventures in the Skin Trade
(adaptation for musical theater), photocopy of typescript, 1991, 121pp
25
*
Tindall, William York,
A Reader's Guide to Dylan Thomas,
typescript with handwritten revisions and inserts, 1961, 311pp (*bound volume,
removed to Box 28)
25
8
Williams, Oscar
25
9
Unidentified author
26-29
Bound volumes
Index of Correspondents
-
Abels, _____, Miss--6.3 (1 draft from Thomas on
verso of page of Under Milk Wood notes)
-
Abels, _____, Miss--9.6 (1 draft from Thomas)
-
Ackroyd, Graham--8.5 (3 from Thomas)
-
Algren, Nelson, 1909-1981--10.1 (6 to
Stevenson, Ellen Borden; 1 from [Unidentified
author] "
Locho")
-
Arbeid, _____, Mr.--3.7 (1 draft from Thomas, on
verso of In country heaven)
-
Atlantic Monthly Press--22.2 (1 to Read)
-
Barker, Pamela (Secretary for Mr. Eliot)--22.2 (1 to Read for
Eliot, T. S. (Thomas Stearns), 1888-1965)
-
Bayliss, _____, Mr.--8.5 (1 from Thomas)
-
Bertram Rota Ltd.--8.5 (1 from Thomas)
-
Biddle, _____, Mr.--8.5 (1 from Thomas)
-
Blakeston, Oswell--8.5 (3 from Thomas)
-
Box, Sydney, 1907- --8.5 (3 from Thomas)
-
Box, Sydney, 1907- --19.7 (1 to and 1 from
FitzGibbon, Constantine, 1919- )
-
Box, Sydney, 1907- --22.2 (3 to and 3 from
Read)
-
Brinnin, John Malcolm, 1916- --10.1 (1 to
Hayward, John, 1905-1965)
-
British Broadcasting Corporation--22.2 (1 to
Read)
-
Bull, King--8.5 (3 from Thomas)
-
Burton, Richard, 1925-1984--10.7 (1 to
Russell, Leonard, 1906- )
-
Caedmon Records--22.2 (1 to and 2 from
Read)
-
Caetani, Marguerite--8.5 (9 drafts from Thomas;
1 is a photocopy)
-
Caldwell, Sarah, 1924-2006--9.7 (1 to
Thomas)
-
Cavanaugh, Ted--1.3 (1 from Thomas)
-
Charles Sessler (Firm)--21.3 (1 to
Hanley, T. Edward)
-
Choate, Robert A., 1910-1975--9.7 (1 from
Stravinsky, Igor, 1882-1971)
-
Church, Richard, 1893- --18.6 (1 to
FitzGibbon, Constantine, 1919- )
-
Clark, Elisabeth--see
Lutyens, Elisabeth, 1906-
-
Clemens, Cyril, 1902- (
International Mark Twain Society)--9.7 (1 to
Thomas)
-
Cleverdon, Douglas--8.5 (1 from Thomas)
-
Cleverdon, Douglas--10.1 (1 to Schwartz,
Jacob)
-
Clodd, Alan--10.1 (1 to
Hancox, _____, Mr.)
-
Cole, _____, Mr.--6.3 (1 draft from Thomas on
verso of page of Under Milk Wood notes)
-
Connolly, Cyril, 1903-1974--10.7 (1 from
Russell, Leonard, 1906- )
-
Cooke, Dorian--10.1 (1 to
Schwartz, Jacob)
-
Cour, Glenys--22.2 (1 from Read)
-
Cour, Ronald--22.2 (1 from Read)
-
Craft, Robert--22.2 (1 to and 2 from
Read)
-
Davenport, Clement--8.7 (1 letter and 1 draft
from Thomas)
-
Davenport, John, 1908-1966--8.6 (6 letters and 1
draft from Thomas)
-
Davenport, John, 1908-1966--8.7 (21 from
Thomas)
-
Davenport, John, 1908-1966--8.8 (13 from
Thomas)
-
Davenport, John, 1908-1966--10.6 (1 to
Grindea, Miron; 1 to [Unidentified recipient] "
George"; 2 to
Schwartz, Jacob)
-
Davenport, John, 1908-1966--21.7 (1 to
McAlpine, William and Helen)
-
Davenport, John, 1908-1966--22.2 (2 letters to
and 1 draft, 2 letters from Read)
-
David Higham Associates, Ltd.--8.9 (121 from
Thomas)
-
Davies, Aneirin Talfan--8.5 (1 from
Thomas)
-
Davies, Peter (fl. 1953)--8.5 (1 draft from
Thomas)
-
Davies, _____, Mr.--9.6 (1 draft from
Thomas)
-
Dawkins, Gweveril Brace--22.2 (2 from
Read)
-
Dylan Thomas Memorial Fund--see
Russell, Leonard, 1906-
-
Eglwys Gynulleidfaol Heol Awst,
Caerfyrddin (
Lammas Street Welsh Congregational Church,
Carmarthen)--22.2 (2 to and 3 from Read)
-
Eliot, T. S. (Thomas Stearns), 1888-1965--8.5 (1
from Thomas)
-
Eliot, T. S. (Thomas Stearns), 1888-1965--10.7
(1 to
Russell, Leonard, 1906- )
-
Eliot, T. S. (Thomas Stearns), 1888-1965--22.2
(1 from
Barker, Pamela, as "Secretary to Mr. Eliot" to
Read; and 1 from Read)
-
Elton, Arthur--22.2 (2 to and 3 from
Read)
-
Evans, Gwynfor--22.2 (1 to and 1 from
Read)
-
Evtushenko, Evgeni--see
Yevtushenko, Yevgeny Aleksandrovich,
1933-
-
Feldman, Lew David--23.10 (1 from
Ormond, John, 1923- )
-
FitzGibbon, Constantine, 1919- --18.6 (1 from
Church, Richard, 1893- )
-
FitzGibbon, Constantine, 1919- --18.8 (1 from
Lindsay, Jack, 1900- )
-
FitzGibbon, Constantine, 1919- --19.7 (1 from
Hay, Sybil (
Writer's & Speaker's Research); 1 from
Marshall, R. J. (
British Broadcasting Corporation); 2 from
Wright, Basil; 1 to and 1 from
Box, Sydney, 1907- )
-
FitzGibbon, Constantine, 1919- --22.3 (10 to and
8 from Read)
-
Fry, Charles, 1903- --8.5 (1 from Thomas)
-
Geare, Michael--18.3 (1 from
Langfield, P.)
-
Gertsman, _____, Mr.--9.6 (1 draft from
Thomas)
-
Glover, C. Gordon, 1908-1975--8.10 (1 from
Thomas)
-
Goldman, Aileen--8.10 (1 from Thomas)
-
Goldman, _____, Mrs.--8.10 (1 from Thomas)
-
Goulden, Mark (
W. H. Allen & Co.)--10.8 (1 to
Schwartz, Jacob)
-
Great Britain. Air Ministry--22.3 (1 to
Read)
-
Great Britain. War Office--22.3 (1 to
Read)
-
Grigson, Geoffrey, 1905- --8.11 (11 from
Thomas)
-
Grigson, Geoffrey, 1905- --22.3 (2 to and 6
letters, 1 letter/photocopy from Read)
-
Grigson, Geoffrey, 1905- --22.5 (1
letter/photocopy to and 1 from
McGraw-Hill Book Company)
-
Grigson, Jane--22.3 (1 to
McGraw-Hill Book Company)
-
Grindea, Miron--10.6 (1 from
Davenport, John, 1908-1966)
-
Gurner, Kathleen--8.10 (2 from Thomas)
-
Hancox, _____, Mr.--10.1 (1 from
Clodd, Alan)
-
Hanley, T. Edward--4.9 (1 from
Roberts, Warren, 1916- )
-
Hanley, T. Edward--21.3 (1 from
Schwartz, Jacob; 1 from
Charles Sessler (Firm))
-
Hannum, Elizabeth (Reitell)--see
Rytell, Liz
-
Harding, E. Irene--22.3 (5 to and 4 from
Read)
-
Hatfield, John (
J.M. Dent & Sons)--10.8 (1 to
Pollinger, Laurence)
-
Hay, Sybil (
Writer's & Speaker's Research)--19.7 (1 to
FitzGibbon, Constantine, 1919- )
-
Hayward, John, 1905-1965--10.1 (1 from
Brinnin, John Malcolm, 1916- )
-
Henderson, Wyn--8.10 (2 from Thomas)
-
Henderson, Wyn--22.3 (7 to and 7 letters, 1
draft from Read)
-
Heppenstall, Rayner, 1911- --8.10 (5 from
Thomas)
-
Heppenstall, Rayner, 1911- --21.1 (to
Schwartz, Jacob)
-
Herring, Robert--8.10 (1 from Thomas)
-
Higham, David--3.9 (1 to
Schwartz, Jacob)
-
Higham, David--9.7 (1 to Thomas)
-
Higham, David--10.7 (1 to
Russell, Leonard, 1906- )
-
Higham, David--see also
David Higham Associates, Ltd.;
Pearn, Pollinger & Higham, Ltd.
-
Holdridge, Barbara C. (
Caedmon Records)--22.2 (1 from Read)
-
Howard de Walden, John Osmael Scott-Ellis,
Baron--22.3 (1 to and 1 from Read)
-
Howard de Walden, Thomas Evelyn Scott-Ellis, Baron, b.
1880--5.4 (1 from Thomas)
-
Hughes, John Williams ("The Lecture Platform's
Most Travelled Personality")--6.3 (1 to Thomas on verso of page of
Under Milk Wood notes)
-
International Mark Twain Society--9.7 (1 to
Thomas)
-
J.M. Dent & Sons--10.8 (1 from
Hatfield, John to
Pollinger, Laurence; 1 to
Rolph, J. Alexander (John Alexander))
-
Janes, Alfred--8.10 (1 from Thomas)
-
Janes, Alfred--10.8 (2 to Roberts, Warren, 1916-
)
-
Janes, Alfred--22.4 (4 to and 4 letters, 1
letter/copy from Read)
-
Johnson, Graham (
Lund Humphries)--10.7 (1 to
Russell, Leonard, 1906- )
-
Johnson, Pamela Hansford, 1912- --10.8 (1 to
Schwartz, Jacob)
-
Johnson, Pamela Hansford, 1912- --22.4 (5 to and
3 letters, 1 draft from Read)
-
Jones, Daniel--8.10 (6 from Thomas)
-
Jones, Daniel--10.7 (1 to
Russell, Leonard, 1906- )
-
Jones, Daniel--21.2 (5 to
Schwartz, Jacob)
-
Jones, Meredith--9.6 (1 draft from
Thomas)
-
Jones, Richard (fl. 1960)--4.9 (1 to
Roberts, Warren, 1916- )
-
Josephson, Mimi--9.5 (1 draft from
Thomas)
-
Keene, Ralph ("Bunny")--9.1 (1 from
Thomas)
-
Kent, Rockwell, 1882-1971--22.4 (1 to
Read)
-
Lammas Street Welsh Congregational Church,
Carmarthen--see
Eglwys Gynulleidfaol Heol Awst,
Caerfyrddin
-
Langfield, P.--18.3 (1 to
Geare, Michael)
-
Lehmann, John, 1907- --9.1 (1 from Thomas); see
also [Unidentified recipient]
"John"
-
Levy, Mervyn--22.4 (5 to and 4 from Read)
-
Lindsay, Jack, 1900- --18.8 (1 to
FitzGibbon, Constantine, 1919- )
-
Lindsay, Jack, 1900- --22.4 (8 to and 5 from
Read)
-
Lindsay, Véra (
The Group Theatre)--10.7 (to
Russell, Leonard, 1906- )
-
Llanelli (Wales). Public Library--22.4 (1 to
Read)
-
Lloyds Bank--9.7 (2 to Thomas)
-
Locke, Cordelia--22.4 (5 to and 6 from Read)
-
Longson, Beverly--22.4 (1 from Read)
-
Lund Humphries--see
Johnson, Graham
-
Lutyens, Elisabeth, 1906- --22.4 (1 to and 2
from Read)
-
McAlpine, Helen--21.4-6 (74 from Thomas,
Caitlin)
-
McAlpine, Helen--21.5 (1 from Thomas)
-
McAlpine, Helen--21.7 (2 from
Reavey, George, 1907- ; 1 from
Davenport, John, 1908-1966; 1 from [Unidentified
author] "
Maureen"; 2 from
Margaret Taylor (Mrs. A. J. P. Taylor))
-
McAlpine, William--21.7 (2 from
Reavey, George, 1907- ; 1 from
Davenport, John, 1908-1966; 1 from [Unidentified
author] "
Maureen"; 2 from
Margaret Taylor (Mrs. A. J. P. Taylor))
-
Macdonald-Buchanan, Reginald Narcissus--22.5 (2
to and 2 from Read)
-
McGraw-Hill Book Company--22.3 (1 from
Grigson, Jane)
-
McGraw-Hill Book Company--22.5 (1 to Read and
Grigson, Geoffrey, 1905- ; 1 letter/photocopy
from
Grigson, Geoffrey, 1905- )
-
MacGregor, Robert M. (
New Directions Publishing Corp.)--9.7 (1 to
Thomas)
-
Macnamara, Yvonne--22.5 (18 to and 9 letters, 4
letters/copies from Read)
-
Mantell, Marianne (
Caedmon Records)--22.2 (1 to Read)
-
March, Christina--22.5 (3 to and 3 from
Read)
-
Marnier, Brigit Macnamara--22.5 (3 to and 2 from
Read)
-
Marshall, _____, Mr.--9.1 (1 from Thomas)
-
Marshall, R. J. (
British Broadcasting Corporation)--19.7 (1 to
Saunders, Joan St. George)
-
Miller, Lee, 1907-1977--22.5 (1 to and 1 from
Read)
-
Mortlake, Eli--9.1 (1 from Thomas)
-
Mortlake, Eli--9.6 (1 draft from Thomas)
-
New Directions Publishing Corp.--9.7 (1 to
Thomas)
-
New Directions Publishing Corp.--22.6 (3 to and
3 from Read)
-
Newby, _____, Mr.--9.6 (1 draft from
Thomas)
-
Nicolson, Harold George, Sir, 1886-1968--22.6 (1
to and 1 from Read)
-
Ormond, John, 1923- --9.1 (1 from Thomas)
-
Ormond, John, 1923- --21.3 (1 to
Feldman, Lew David and 1 to
Thomas, Florence Hannah Williams)
-
Ormond, John, 1923- --25.6 (4 from
Thomas, Florence Hannah Williams)
-
Owen, Hettie--21.3 (2 to
John Roberts (
Perdita Productions Limited))
-
Parry, Thomas, 1904- (
University College of Wales (Aberystwyth,
Wales))--22.7 (1 to and 2 from Read)
-
Pearn, Pollinger & Higham, Ltd.--7.14 (1 to
Thomas)
-
Pearn, Pollinger & Higham, Ltd.--9.7 (2 to
Thomas)
-
Pearn, Pollinger & Higham, Ltd.--10.7 (
Higham, David to
Russell, Leonard, 1906- )
-
Penrose, Lee Miller--see
Miller, Lee, 1907-1977
-
Penrose, Roland, Sir--22.6 (2 to and 3 from
Read)
-
Peschmann, Hermann, 1906- --9.1 (3 from
Thomas)
-
Pocock, Robert--9.1 (2 from Thomas)
-
Pollinger, Laurence (
Pearn, Pollinger & Higham, Ltd.)--7.14 (1 to
Thomas)
-
Pollinger, Laurence (
Pearn, Pollinger & Higham, Ltd.)--10.8 (from
Hatfield, John for
J.M. Dent & Sons)
-
Powys, John Cowper, 1872-1963--21.3 (1 to
Schwartz, Jacob)
-
Price, _____, Mr.--9.6 (1 draft from
Thomas)
-
Prys-Jones, A. G. (Arthur Glyn)--9.1 (2 from
Thomas)
-
Read, Bill, 1917- --19.7, 22.2-9 (letters to and
from various correspondents)
-
Read, Jan--9.1 (5 from Thomas)
-
Reavey, George, 1907- --9.1 (1 from
Thomas)
-
Reavey, George, 1907- --21.7 (2 to
McAlpine, William and Helen)
-
Reitell, Liz--see
Rytell, Liz
-
Rhys, Keidrych--9.1 (2 from Thomas)
-
Rhys, Keidrych--22.6 (3 to and 2 from Read)
-
Richards, Philip--22.6 (2 to and 4 from
Read)
-
Riordan, _____, Mr.--9.1 (1 from Thomas)
-
Roberts, _____, Mr.--9.5 (1 draft from
Thomas)
-
Roberts, John (
Perdita Productions Limited)--21.3 (2 from
Owen, Hettie)
-
Roberts, Kilham--9.1 (2 from Thomas)
-
Roberts, Warren, 1916- --4.9 (1 from
Jones, Richard (fl. 1960), 1 to
Hanley, T. Edward)
-
Roberts, Warren, 1916- --10.8 (2 from
Janes, Alfred)
-
Roethke, Beatrice--22.6 (1 to Read)
-
Roethke, Theodore, 1908-1963--9.1 (1 from
Thomas)
-
Rolph, J. Alexander (John Alexander)--9.1 (4
from Thomas)
-
Rolph, J. Alexander (John Alexander)--9.7 (1 to
Thomas)
-
Ross, Ethel--22.6 (1 to and 2 from Read)
-
Rowland, _____, Mr.--6.3 (1 draft from Thomas on
verso of page of Under Milk Wood notes)
-
Russell, John (fl. 1953)--10.7 (1 to
Russell, Leonard, 1906- )
-
Russell, Leonard, 1906- --10.7 (letters for the
Dylan Thomas Memorial Fund from various
correspondents)
-
Rytell, Liz--22.6 (5 to and 6 from Read)
-
Sanesi, Roberto--22.6 (2 to and 4 from
Read)
-
Saunders, Joan St. George--19.7 (1 from
Marshall, R. J. (
British Broadcasting Corporation))
-
Savage, Albert Edward--22.6 (3 to and 3 from
Read)
-
Savage, D. S. (Derek S.)--9.2 (7 from
Thomas)
-
Scarfe, Francis, 1911- --21.3 (to
Schwartz, Jacob)
-
Schwartz, Jacob--3.9 (1 from
Higham, David)
-
Schwartz, Jacob--10.1 (1 from
Cleverdon, Douglas; 1 from
Cooke, Dorian)
-
Schwartz, Jacob--10.6 (2 from
Davenport, John, 1908-1966)
-
Schwartz, Jacob--10.8 (1 from
Goulden, Mark; 1 from
Johnson, Pamela Hansford, 1912- )
-
Schwartz, Jacob--21.1 (from
Heppenstall, Rayner, 1911- )
-
Schwartz, Jacob--21.2 (5 from
Jones, Daniel)
-
Schwartz, Jacob--21.3 (1 from
Powys, John Cowper, 1872-1963; 1 from
Scarfe, Francis, 1911- ; 1 to
Hanley, T. Edward)
-
Schwartz, Jacob--23.10 (1 from
Watkins, Vernon Phillips, 1906-1967)
-
Schwartz, Jacob--24.1 (3 from
Thomas, Caitlin)
-
Sitwell, Edith, Dame, 1887-1964--10.7 (3 to
Russell, Leonard, 1906- ; 1 to
Sunday Times of London (Firm))
-
South Wales Evening
Post--22.6 (2 to and 7 from Read)
-
Spender, Stephen, 1909- --22.6 (1 to and 1 from
Read)
-
Stanford, Derek--21.3 (to [Unidentified
recipient] "
John R.")
-
Stevenson, Ellen Borden--9.2 (1 from
Thomas)
-
Stevenson, Ellen Borden--10.1 (6 from
Algren, Nelson, 1909-1981)
-
Stevenson, Ellen Borden--25.8 (7 from
Williams, Oscar, 1900-1964)
-
Stravinsky, Igor, 1882-1971--9.7 (3 to Thomas; 1
to
Choate, Robert A., 1910-1975)
-
Summers, _____, Mr.--22.6 (1 letter, 1
letter/photocopy from Read)
-
Sunday Times of London (Firm)--10.7 (1 from
Sitwell, Edith, Dame, 1887-1964)
-
Swansea (Wales). Education Committee--22.6 (1 to
and 2 from Read)
-
Swansea (Wales). Public Library--22.6 (4 to and
7 from Read)
-
Symons, Julian, 1912- --9.2 (1 to and 9 from
Thomas)
-
Tambimuttu, 1915- --9.2 (3 from Thomas)
-
Tambimuttu, 1915- --23.10 (1 to and 2 from
Watkins, Vernon Phillips, 1906-1967)
-
Taylor, A. J. P. (Alan John Percivale), 1906-
--9.5 (1 draft from Thomas)
-
Taylor, A. J. P. (Alan John Percivale), 1906-
--22.7 (1 to and 1 from Read)
-
Taylor, Donald (
Strand Films)--5.10 (1 from Thomas)
-
Taylor, Donald (
Strand Films)--9.2 (3 from Thomas)
-
Taylor, Donald (
Strand Films)--19.7 (2 to Read)
-
Taylor, Donald (
Strand Films)--22.7 (4 to and 3 from
Read)
-
Taylor, Margaret (Mrs. A. J. P. Taylor)--9.2 (21
from Thomas)
-
Taylor, Margaret (Mrs. A. J. P. Taylor)--21.7 (2
to
McAlpine, William and Helen)
-
Taylor, Margaret (Mrs. A. J. P. Taylor)--22.7 (2
from Read)
-
Taylor, Margaret (Mrs. A. J. P. Taylor)--23.10
(1 to
Thomas, Caitlin)
-
Thomas, Aeronwy--23.10 (1 from
Thomas, J. Stuart H.)
-
Thomas, Caitlin--9.2 (1 letter, 1 fragment from
Thomas)
-
Thomas, Caitlin--18.6 (1 letter/transcript to
Watkins, Vernon Phillips, 1906-1967)
-
Thomas, Caitlin--21.4-6 (74 to
McAlpine, Helen)
-
Thomas, Caitlin--21.5 (1 to Thomas)
-
Thomas, Caitlin--22.8 (3 to and 6 from
Read)
-
Thomas, Caitlin--23.10 (1 from
Taylor, Margaret (Mrs. A. J. P. Taylor))
-
Thomas, Caitlin--24.1 (3 to
Schwartz, Jacob; 1 to
Thomas, Florence Hannah Williams)
-
Thomas, Florence Hannah Williams--21.3 (1 from
Ormond, John, 1923-)
-
Thomas, Florence Hannah Williams--23.10 (1 from
Watkins, Vernon Phillips, 1906-1967)
-
Thomas, Florence Hannah Williams--24.1 (1 from
Thomas, Caitlin)
-
Thomas, Florence Hannah Williams--25.6 (4 to
Ormond, John, 1923- )
-
Thomas, J. Stuart H.--23.10 (1 to
Thomas, Aeronwy)
-
Thomas, John Ormond--see
Ormond, John, 1923-
-
Thomas, Llewelyn--9.2 (2 from Thomas)
-
Thompson, Kent E.--22.7 (15 to and 14 from
Read)
-
Treece, Henry, 1911-1966--9.2 (1 from
Thomas)
-
Trick, Albert Edward ("Bert")--22.9 (32 to and
24 from Read)
-
Turner, _____, Mr.--9.2 (1 from Thomas)
-
United States. Consulate (Florence, Italy)--22.7
(1 to and 1 from Read)
-
University College of Wales (Aberystwyth,
Wales)--22.7 (1 to and 2 from Read)
-
W. Colston Leigh, Inc.--22.7 (1 to Read)
-
W. H. Allen & Co.--10.8 (1 from
Goulden, Mark to
Schwartz, Jacob)
-
Walford, R. S.--9.2 (1 from Thomas)
-
Watkins, Gareth--22.7 (1 from Read)
-
Watkins, Gwen--22.7 (1 to and 1 from
Read)
-
Watkins, Vernon Phillips, 1906-1967--22.7 (3 to
and 6 letters, 1 draft from Read)
-
Watkins, Vernon Phillips, 1906-1967--23.10 (1
from
Tambimuttu, 1915- ; 1 to
Schwartz, Jacob; 2 to
Tambimuttu, 1915- ; 1 to
Thomas, Florence Hannah Williams)
-
Williams, Emlyn, 1905- --10.7 (to
Russell, Leonard, 1906- )
-
Williams, Oscar, 1900-1964--25.8 (7 to
Stevenson, Ellen Borden)
-
Witt-Diamant, Ruth--22.7 (1 to and 2 from
Read)
-
Wright, Basil--19.7 (2 to
FitzGibbon, Constantine, 1919- )
-
Writer's & Speaker's Research--19.7 (from
Hay, Sybil to
FitzGibbon, Constantine, 1919- )
-
Wyatt, Woodrow, 1918- --2.11 (1 to
Thomas)
-
Yevtushenko, Yevgeny Aleksandrovich, 1933-
--22.7 (1 to and 3 letters, 2 drafts from Read)
[Unidentified authors]
- " \
Fabian"--25.9 (1 to [Unidentified recipients] "
Casell and Gerry")
- "
Locho"--10.1 (1 to
Algren, Nelson, 1909-1981)
- "
Maureen"--21.7 (1 to
McAlpine, William and Helen)
[Unidentified recipients]
- "
Bob"--8.5 (1 letter/copy from Thomas)
- "
Casell"--25.9 (1 from "
Fabian")
- "
George"--10.6 (1 from
Davenport, John, 1908-1966)
- "
Gerry"--25.9 (1 from "
Fabian")
- "
Hermann"--8.10 (1 from Thomas)
- "
Jim"--oversize folder (1 from Thomas)
- "
John"--6.3 (1 draft from Thomas on verso of page
of Under Milk Wood notes)
- "
John" (possibly
Lehmann, John, 1907- )--8.10 (1 from Thomas)
- "
John R."--21.3 (1 from
Stanford, Derek)
- "
Stephen"--8.3 (1 draft from Thomas)
- "
Ted"--9.6 (1 draft from Thomas)
Index of Works
Identified Works
-
Abadan--1.1
-
Address--8.3
-
Adventures in the Skin Trade--1.2; see
also Skin trade: Part three
-
The almanac of time--see [Poems: 16 corrected
typescripts]
-
Altarwise--see
This was the crucifixion on the
mountain...
- Among those burned to death was a child aged a few
hours--1.1
-
Among those killed in the dawn raid was a
man aged a hundred--1.1
-
The art of conversation: A lecture with illustrations and a
moral--1.3
-
Au bois lacte--6.8
- [
Autobiographical essay]--1.1
-
Azelea--1.1
-
Ballad of the long-legged
bait--1.4
-
The Beach of Falesá--1.5-8,
26.1
-
Before we mothernaked fall--19.1
(transcript)
- [
Betting slip]--8.3
-
A bilingual lyric for D. J. Jones--1.1
-
Bismuth--1.9
-
Bonny Prince Charlie--1.1
-
Book of verse 65: Welsh poetry--19.3 (1 carbon copy
transcript and 1 photocopy); see also
Welsh poetry
-
Book of verse 94: Wilfred Owen--19.3 (carbon copy
transcript); see also
Wilfred Owen
-
Books and authors: A dearth of comic writers--19.3
(carbon copy transcript)
-
Books and people: Introducing a review
column--19.1 (transcript)
-
Books and writers: Poets on poetry--19.3 (carbon copy
transcript)
-
Buffet dialogue--1.1
-
The Burning Baby [proposed contents]--8.3
-
Ceremony after a fire raid--see
Among those burned to death was a child aged a few
hours
-
Chard Witlow--2.7
-
Collected Poems--2.8
- [
A collection of poems read at his public
performances]--see [
Poems read at his public performances]
- [
Comments for his readings of various
poets]--8.3
-
A conversation about
Christmas--2.9
-
The conversation of
prayers--1.1
-
The crumbs of one man's
year--19.3 (carbon copy transcript)
-
La danseuse--2.10
-
The deadlock--2.10
-
Dear Marged--2.10
-
A dearth of comic writers--see
Books and authors: A dearth of comic writers
-
The death of the king's canary--2.11
-
Deaths and entrances--2.12
-
Decision--2.10
-
Do not go gentle into that good
night--2.13; see also verso of
Lament
-
Do you not father me--2.10
-
The Doctor and the Devils--2.14
-
Dylan Thomas tells one of his unusual stories--1.11,
19.3 (carbon copy transcript)
-
Ears in the turrets
hear--2.10
-
Eastern potentates at pleasure--2.10
-
Elegy--3.1, 3.2, 19.1
(photocopy)
-
The English Festival of Spoken
Poetry--19.3 (carbon copy transcript)
-
Extraordinary little cough
(broadcast script)--19.3 (carbon copy transcript)
-
Fern Hill--3.3
-
The Festival
Exhibition--1.11-12
-
The fight--3.4
-
A fine beginning--see
Skin trade: Part three
-
Five limericks--2.10
-
The followers--2.10
-
Foster the light--2.10
-
From love's first fever to her
plague--see
Poem
-
A grief ago--see
Pome
-
Here lie the beasts--see [
Poems: 16 corrected typescripts]
- [
His favorite bad verse, submitted at a poetic
broadcast]--8.3
-
Hold hard, these ancient minutes in the
cuckoo's month--2.10; see also [
Poems: 16 corrected typescripts]
-
Holiday memory--1.10-11, 19.3
(carbon copy transcript)
-
Home town--Swansea--1.11; see
also
A painter's studio
-
How to be a poet--3.5
-
How to begin a story--see
In the margin: How to begin a story
-
If only I hadn't scribbled
this...--3.14
-
I'm going to read some modern poems
tonight...--19.3 (photocopy)
-
In country heaven--3.7; see also
Three poems
-
In country sleep--3.8
-
In my craft or sullen
art--3.6
-
In the direction of the
beginning--3.9
-
In the margin: How to begin a story--19.3 (carbon copy
transcript)
-
In the white giant's thigh--3.10,
3.11
-
Inspirations--3.6
-
Intill Mjolkhagen--7.5
-
The International
Eisteddfod--1.14, 1.15, 28.1
-
It is difficult for a poet to talk about his
poetry--3.6
-
It is the sinner's dust-tongued
bell--see Poem and verso of [Untitled poem]
For as long as forever
is...
-
Just like little dogs--3.6
-
Lament--3.13; see also verso of
In country sleep (3.8) and
photocopies of drafts in the
Pierpont Morgan Library (21.3)
-
Lamoina Cove--3.12
-
Last night I dived my beggar
arm--3.12
-
Laugharne--1.16, 29.1
-
Lent--3.12
-
Let for one moment a faith
statement--see [
Poems: 16 corrected typescripts]
-
Liberal--3.12
-
Lie still, sleep
becalmed--3.12
-
Light--see
Light breaks where no sun
shines
-
Light breaks where no sun
shines--3.12
-
Light, I know, treads the ten million stars--see [
Poems: 16 corrected typescripts]
- [
List of projects and letters to write]--8.3
(photocopy)
- [
List of titles]--8.3
- [
List of words]--8.3
-
Literature in the West (Third Series): Sir Philip
Sidney--19.3 (carbon copy transcript)
-
Little dreams--3.12
-
Living in Wales--1.10; see also
Scottish life and letters: Living in Wales
-
Llangollen International Musical Eisteddfod--see
The International
Eisteddfod
-
Llareggub--5.9
-
The maniac--4.1
-
Market day in Tooting--4.1
-
Me and My Bike--19.8
-
Memories of
Christmas--1.11
-
Memories of early days--3.14
-
The mishap--4.1
-
Music by Rebecca Mn--8.3
-
Musical and literary recital--8.3
-
My dear Marged--see
Dear Marged
-
My party--4.1
-
Nebulae--4.1
- [
Notebook: 1941]--8.2
- [
Notes]--8.3
- [
Notes and miscellaneous items]--8.3
- [
Notes for a review of Roy Campbell's <emph
render="italic">Light on a dark horse</emph>]--4.1
- [
Notes for poems]--4.10
-
[Notes on] Llangollen International Musical
Eisteddfod--see
The International Eisteddfod,
1.14
-
[Notes on Thomas Hardy]--4.1
-
The old ram-rod--see
Lament
-
On a wedding anniversary--4.2;
see also [
Six poems sent to the Baron Howard de Walden]
-
On reading one's own
poems--1.11
-
Once below a time--4.3; see also
[
Six poems sent to the Baron Howard de Walden]
-
Order [list]--8.3
-
Our Country--4.4
-
Out of a war of wits--19.1
(transcript); see also [
Poems: 16 corrected typescripts]
- [
Outlines for numerous poems]--4.10
-
Over Sir John's Hill--4.1
-
Pacifist--4.5
-
A painter's studio--19.1 (photocopy)
-
Paper and sticks--4.5
-
Parachutist--4.5
- [
Parodies]--4.6
-
Percy droppeth--4.5
-
Plimsoll Cove--4.5
-
The ploughman's gone--see [
Poems: 16 corrected typescripts]
-
Poem--4.5
-
Poem--4.5 (includes several different works by this
name)
-
Poem in October--4.5
-
Poem in the ninth month--4.5
-
Poem on his birthday--4.7,
26.2
-
Poem (To Caitlin)--4.5
- [
Poems: 16 corrected typescripts]--4.8
- [
Poems by Walter Bram]--4.11
-
[Poems for] <emph render="italic">Collected
Poems</emph>--see
Collected Poems
- [
Poems read at his public performances]--29.2
-
Poet: 1935--see [
Poems: 16 corrected typescripts]
-
The poet and his critic--19.4
(photocopy); see also
It is difficult for a poet to talk about his
poetry
-
Poetic licence--19.4 (carbon copy
transcript and photocopy); see also
Stuffed owl
- [
Poetic manifesto]--4.9
- [
Poetic workings]--4.10
- [
Poetical fragments]--4.10
-
Poetry as a career--see
How to be a poet
-
Poetry in England [list]--8.3
- [
Poetry notebook]--4.14
- [
Poetry notebook I of Walter Bram]--4.12
- [
Poetry notebook II of Walter Bram]--4.13
-
Poetry programme--see
Three poems
-
Poets on poetry--see
Books and writers: Poets on poetry
-
Pome--4.5
-
Prisoners--4.5
-
Prologue--4.15-16
-
Prologue to an
adventure--4.5
-
Quite early one
morning--1.11
-
Quite Early One Morning--5.1,
galleys
-
Reminiscences of childhood--19.4
(carbon copy transcript and photocopy)
-
Return journey--1.11, 19.4
(photocopies)
- [
Review extracts for potential blurbs]--19.1
(photocopy)
- [
Review of <emph render="italic">Beyond This Limit</emph> by
Naomi Mitchison]--5.2
-
Robert Graves is a
poet...--5.2
-
A saint about to fall--see
Poem in the ninth month
-
The school for
witches--5.2
-
Scottish life and letters: Living in Wales--19.5
(photocopy)
-
The seasons--5.2
-
The secret whisky cure--5.2
-
See, says the lime--see [
Poems: 16 corrected typescripts]
-
The Shadowless Man--5.3
-
Shiloh's seed--19.1 (transcript)
-
Silhouette [poem]--5.2
-
Silhouette: A small drama in acts--5.2
-
Sir Philip Sidney--see
Literature in the West (Third Series): Sir Philip
Sidney
- [
Six poems sent to the Baron Howard de
Walden]--5.4
-
Skin trade: Part three--5.2
-
Small concert--8.3
-
Small concert: Second series--8.3
-
Song expressive of praise--see verso of
Verses for wild music
-
Song to a child at night-time--5.2
- [
Speech for Czechoslovak writers]--19.1
(transcript)
-
<emph render="italic">Spoon River
Anthology</emph>--1.17
-
A story--5.5, 19.1
(photocopy)
-
Stuffed owl--1.10
-
Such things do happen--5.2
-
The sun burns the morning--see [
Poems: 16 corrected typescripts]
-
Swansea and the arts--1.10, 19.5
(carbon copy transcript and photocopy)
-
Then was my neophyte--5.6
-
There was a saviour--5.6; see
also [
Six poems sent to the Baron Howard de Walden]
-
These vines of star by Walter Bram--5.7
-
This is not a lecture, but only a reading of
poems--3.14
-
This is remembered--19.1 (transcript)
-
This was the crucifixion on the
mountain...--5.6
-
Three poems--2.1
-
Through these lashed rings--see [
Poems: 16 corrected typescripts]
-
To follow the fox--see [
Poems: 16 corrected typescripts]
-
To my little old mother--5.6
-
To others than you--5.6, see also
[
Six poems sent to the Baron Howard de Walden]
-
Today, this insect--5.6
-
The town that was mad--5.8-9
-
Twelve--see [
Poems: 16 corrected typescripts]
-
The Unconquerable People--5.10
-
Under Milk Wood--6.1-8, 7.1-5, 19.1
(carbon copy transcript fragment), 28.2; see also
The town that was mad
-
Unluckily for a death--see
Poem (To Caitlin) and [
Six poems sent to the Baron Howard de Walden]
-
Verses for wild music--5.6
-
A visit to America--2.2-3
-
Voiceless frolic by Walter Bram--7.6
-
W.B.C. (Warmley Broadcasting Company)--5.6
-
We lying by seasand--see
Poem
-
Welsh poetry--2.4-5; see also
Book of verse 65: Welsh poetry
- [
Welsh poetry from 1622 to 1944]--see
Welsh poetry
-
What has happened to English
poetry?--1.11, 19.5 (carbon copy transcript and photocopy)
-
When I woke--5.6
-
Wilfred Owen--2.6, see also
Book of verse 94: Wilfred Owen
- [
Wilfred Owen: Notes for radio script]--2.6
-
Will not Dead and dust will not be out of my mind--see
Elegy (3.1)
-
Winter and summer--see [
Poems: 16 corrected typescripts]
-
The world goes by--19.5 (carbon copy transcript and
photocopy)
-
You are the ruler of this realm of
flesh--see [
Poems: 16 corrected typescripts]
Unidentified and untitled works
-
For as long as forever
is...--7.7
-
Hold on, whatever slips beyond the
edge...--see [
Poems: 16 corrected typescripts]
-
I am blind, too, my
son...--7.7
-
I do not admire
them...--7.7
-
I have not moulded this
marble...--7.7
-
In my coach of four
horses...--7.7
-
It is death though I have
died...--see [
Poems: 16 corrected typescripts]
-
A little child stood at the
doorway...--7.7
-
(O Mary!) unmarried man and
powder-puppet...--7.7
-
Out of the don-draped greenery of
Magdalen grounds...--7.7
-
Sitting in a yard with two
friends...--see [
Untitled verse written jointly with Irene and Daniel
Jones]
-
There was a dumb butcher of
Cork...--7.7
-
There was a young man called Big
Ben...--7.7
-
Today, this insect, and the world I
breathe...--see
Today, this insect
- [
Untitled article concerning fascism]--7.7
- [
Untitled early poems]--7.8
- [
Untitled essay on poetry]--7.7
- [
Untitled verse written jointly with Irene and Daniel
Jones]--7.7
- [
Untitled verses written jointly with Daniel
Jones]--7.7
Index of Works by Other Authors
-
Ap Ivor, Denis.
Cantata--10.2
-
Armstrong, Terrence Ian Fytton--see
Gawsworth, John, 1912-1970
-
Barker, George, 1913-1991.
A swansong at Laugharne (for Dylan
Thomas)--10.1
-
Brinnin, John Malcolm, 1916- .
Dylan Thomas in America--10.3-4
-
Campbell, Roy, 1901-1957.
Dylan Thomas: The war years--10.5
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Campbell, Roy, 1901-1957.
The poetry of Dylan Thomas--10.5
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Church, Richard, 1893- .
The written word no. 3: W. B. Yeats and
Dylan Thomas--18.6
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Connolly, Cyril, 1903-1974.
A grief ago--10.7
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Cooke, Dorian.
In memory of Dylan
Thomas--10.1
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Daiches, David, 1912- .
The poetry of Dylan
Thomas--10.1
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Davenport, John, 1908-1966.
Dylan Thomas--10.6 (includes four
separate works by this title)
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Davies, Aneirin Talfan.
A question of language--10.1
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Davies, Aneirin Talfan. [
Untitled article on Dylan Thomas]--galleys
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Dylan Thomas Memorial Fund.
Homage to Dylan Thomas--10.7
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Firmage, George James (compiler).
A Garland for Dylan
Thomas--11.1
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FitzGibbon, Constantine, 1919- .
In the news (broadcast)--11.2
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FitzGibbon, Constantine, 1919- .
Introduction to "Lament"--11.2
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FitzGibbon, Constantine, 1919- .
The Life of Dylan Thomas--11.3-13.3,
galleys
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FitzGibbon, Constantine, 1919- .
The posthumous life of Dylan
Thomas--11.2
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FitzGibbon, Constantine, 1919- .
Selected Letters of Dylan
Thomas--13.4-18.5, galleys
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Foster, Peter (Surveyor).
Possible positions [for a memorial stone for Dylan
Thomas]--10.8
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Gawsworth, John, 1912-1970.
<emph render="doublequote">Two Epigrams of Fealty</emph> &
<emph render="doublequote">Galsworthy and Gawsworth</emph> by Dylan
Thomas--10.8
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Goodwin, Ernest.
The Devil among the Skins--7.14
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Heppenstall, Rayner, 1911- .
My Bit of Dylan Thomas--21.1
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Heppenstall, Rayner, 1911- .
Review of <emph render="italic">18 Poems</emph>--21.1
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John, Augustus, 1878-1961. [
Caption for portrait of Dylan Thomas]--10.7
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Johnson, Pamela Hansford, 1912- .
Diary extracts (photocopies)--18.7
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Jones, Daniel.
Preface to <emph render="italic">Under Milk
Wood</emph>--21.2
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Jones, Daniel.
Under Milk Wood [musical
score]--oversize folder
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Levy, Mervyn.
Three of a kind: Breakfast with
Dylan--18.6
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Lindsay, Jack, 1900- .
Last words with Dylan
Thomas--10.8
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Lindsay, Jack, 1900- .
Memories of Dylan Thomas--18.8
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Locke, Cordelia.
Dylan and Caitlin Thomas in Oxfordshire--23.4
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Mittelbrau, Johannes [pseudonym?].
Beer--21.3
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Patmore, Derek, 1908- .
Tribute to Dylan Thomas--22.1
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Pierpont Morgan Library. [
Photocopies of drafts of <emph
render="doublequote">Lament</emph>]--21.3
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Poetry Center of the 92nd Street YM-YWHA (New York,
N.Y.). [
Program for production of <emph render="italic">Under Milk
Wood</emph>]--21.3
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Read, Bill, 1917- .
The Days of Dylan Thomas--23.1,
23.2
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Read, Jan.
Preface to <emph render="italic">Beach of
Falesá</emph>--18.6, 23.5
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Reavey, George, 1907- .
The child of summer--21.7
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Rodgers, W. R. (William Robert), 1909-1969.
Dylan Thomas--21.3
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Savage, D. S. (Derek S.).
Dylan Thomas--23.8
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Savage, D. S. (Derek S.).
The poet's perspective--23.8
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Sitwell, Edith, Dame, 1887-1964. [
Memorial tribute to Dylan Thomas]--galleys
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Sitwell, Osbert, 1892-1969.
Argonaut and Juggernaut--7.8
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St. Bonaventure University.
Friedsam Memorial Library.
Checklist of Dylan Thomas memorabilia from the collection of
Dr. T. E. Hanley--21.3
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Stravinsky, Igor, 1882-1971.
Conversations with Igor
Stravinsky--23.9
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Thomas, Aeronwy. [
Statement regarding Dylan Thomas
materials]--23.10
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Thomas, Caitlin.
Epitaph for a past patroness (poem)--21.6
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Thomas, Caitlin. [
Finito (The cuckoo): The second chapter]--18.6
(photocopy)
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Thomas, Caitlin.
Leftover Life to Kill--24.2-3,
24.4-5
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Thomas, Caitlin.
Not Quite Posthumous Letter to my
Daughter--25.1-2, 25.4
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Thomas, Caitlin.
Self portrait (poem)--25.5
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Thomas, Caitlin. [
Statement regarding Dylan's burial place]--18.6
(carbon copy transcript)
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Thomas, Caitlin.
To Booda (poem)--21.6
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Thomas, Caitlin. [
Untitled poem]--21.6
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Thomas, Florence Hannah Williams.
A conversation with Dylan Thomas's mother [interview
with
Ethel Ross]--25.6
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Thomas, Florence Hannah Williams.
Diary--25.6
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Thompson, Kent E.
Dylan Thomas in Swansea--20.6
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Tillinger, John, and
Hammerstein, James.
Adventures in the Skin
Trade--25.7
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Tindall, William York, 1903- .
A Reader's Guide to Dylan
Thomas--27.2
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Todd, Ruthven, 1914- .
Introductory note to
Alexander Gilchrist's
Life of William Blake--21.3
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Trick, Albert Edward ("Bert"). [Autobiographical
notes]--23.6
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Trick, Albert Edward ("Bert"). [
Biographical notes on Dylan Thomas]--23.6
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Trick, Albert Edward ("Bert").
Dylan Thomas--23.6
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Trick, Albert Edward ("Bert").
The young Dylan
Thomas--23.7
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Vaughan-Thomas, Wynford, 1908- .
Dylan Thomas
(broadcast)--20.7