The boyhood home of T. Rowland Hughes in Goodman Street.
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The boyhood home of T. Rowland Hughes in Goodman Street.
Image: © Eric Jones Taken: 31 Oct 2006
Thomas Rowland Hughes (1903-1949) is a major Welsh novelist and poet, whose novels dealing with life in the slate communities in the first decades of the 20th century are literary classics. The son of a quarryman, he was a graduate of both Bangor and Oxford universities. He worked as a producer with BBC Wales until he developed a progressively debilitating disease, and died a young man.
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