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  • Gwyn Thomas

    Thomas’s next important novel, All Things Betray Thee (1949), set in an ironworks in industrial Wales in 1885, is grim in style and tone but relieved by an ironic humour. A Few Selected Exits (1968) is ā€œa sort of autobiography.ā€ Among his plays are The Keep (1962), Loud Organs…

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    Thomas’s next important novel, All Things Betray Thee (1949), set in an ironworks in industrial Wales in 1885, is grim in style and tone but relieved by an ironic humour. A Few Selected Exits (1968) is ā€œa sort of autobiography.ā€ Among his plays are The Keep (1962), Loud Organs…

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