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he lived alone by choice and shunned the world of commerce
their American publisher and a poet
Their topics range from Nietzsche's tormented last years to Cardinal Newman's dog and from Philip Larkin as an unlikely test case for Lacanian psychoanalysis to Alan Turing's war-work and its tragic aftermath
to lyrical love poems and journeys of whimsical fancy
in particular his ambivalent (for the most part very negative) attitude to Shakespeare
POEMS FROM DYLAN'S WALES by American poet John Edwin Cowen, 2012 California he lived alone by choicePoetry. On a visit to Wales for his reading at the first International Poetry Festival in Swansea, Cowen was inspired by three Dylan Thomas locationsthe Birthplace, the Boathouse, and Fern Hill. 'This fine collection of poems will serve as a wonderful taster for those Dylan Thomas fans who have never trekked to the Welsh poet's homeland; and it will remind those fans living in Wales of how blessed we are to house so much connected with one of the
