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First published in 1968, this text is a comprehensive study of the English-language literature of Wales, and contains chapters on several of the main writers, including Dylan Thomas, Caradoc Evans, Jack Jones, Gwyn Thomas and Idris Davies.

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'Tony Brown's new edition of The Dragon has Two Tongues(University of Wales Press, GBP9.99) brings back into print an important text which all students of Welsh writing in English must read if they are to understand how this body of literature came into being as a result of the linguistic and critical shifts of the early twentieth century... Expertly and sympathetically edited, the book has kept its relevance in remarkable ways, not least in the percipience of its critical assessment of major Welsh writers, and in the simulating nature of many of its conclusions.' (Western Mail)

The Dragon Has Two Tongues

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      Publisher University of Wales Press
      Published 15 June 2001
      ISBN-13 9780708316931
      978-0708316931
      ISBN-10 070831693X

      Description

      Book Synopsis
      First published in 1968, this text is a comprehensive study of the English-language literature of Wales, and contains chapters on several of the main writers, including Dylan Thomas, Caradoc Evans, Jack Jones, Gwyn Thomas and Idris Davies.

      Trade Review
      'Tony Brown's new edition of The Dragon has Two Tongues(University of Wales Press, GBP9.99) brings back into print an important text which all students of Welsh writing in English must read if they are to understand how this body of literature came into being as a result of the linguistic and critical shifts of the early twentieth century... Expertly and sympathetically edited, the book has kept its relevance in remarkable ways, not least in the percipience of its critical assessment of major Welsh writers, and in the simulating nature of many of its conclusions.' (Western Mail)

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