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Stephens, Meic

Literature & Fiction

Harpercollins

Artists in Wales

Gwasg Gomer

Linguistic Minorities in Western Europe

Reference

Foreign Language Study & Reference

Intl Learning Systems

This is the autobiogrpahy of Meic Stephens, the Welsh author, translator, or editor of around 170 books. Growing up in the 1940s, he later had a very successful career as literature director of the Welsh Arts Council, lecturer, literary journalist, poet, and editor. He learnt Welsh as an adult and during the 1960s campaigned for an independent Wales. With color and black & white plates.

My Shoulder to the Wheel: An Autobiography

Biographies & Memoirs

Arts & Literature

Y Lolfa

<p>This is Meic Stephens' third collection of 41 obituaries, mostly from <i>The Independent</i> newspaper, recalling the lives of recently-deceased (2012-present) people who have made significant contributes to public life in Wales.</p>

More Welsh Lives: Gone But Not Forgotten

Community & Culture

Holding a mirror up to Wales’ cultural life, this collection of 60 obituaries celebrates this unique writing form, as well as providing a broad context to place and analyze the subjects of the obituaries themselves. Writers, historians, artists, broadcasters, political activists, cultural mandarins, educationalists, and cranks are all included in this exploration.

Necrologies: A Book of Welsh Obituaries

Seren

Rhys Davies: A Writer's Life

Drawing on heretofore unavailable sources, including many conversations with the writer’s brother, this biography of Rhys Davies sheds light on the very private life of one of the most dedicated, prolific, and accomplished Welsh prose writers. A homosexual man in the days before the Sexual Offences Act, Davies was an exceedingly discrete indidivual who kept others at arm’s length. Still, Meic Stephens delves into his life with alacrity. He describes the writer’s early years as the Blaenclydach grocer’s son, his abhorrence of “chapel culture,” his bohemian years in Fitzrovia, his visit to D. H. Lawrence in the south of France, his unremitting work ethic, his patrons, his admiration for the French and Russian writers who were his models, and his love-hate relationship with the Rhondda Valley in Wales. Most importantly, however, Stephens discusses the dissembling that went into Print of a Hare’s Foot, a nominal autobiography by Davies’ which the author shows to be an unreliable account. This biography provides a perspective from which Rhys Davies’ very real achievement can more easily be appreciated.

Parthian Books

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