Abigail King’s latest piece for National Geographic Traveler tackles the centenary of Wales’ most famous poet.
In October 2014 the literary world celebrates the 100th birthday of the late Dylan Thomas.
Few places meant more to the Welsh poet than Swansea, on Wales’s southwest coast. “This sea-town was my world,” he wrote of the “ugly lovely” place where he grew up and wrote the majority of his life’s work.