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Dylan Thomas arrived at his new address in New Quay on september 4th 1944. Married to Caitlin for 7 years, they had 2 children at the time, Aeronwy aged 2 who moved in with parents, and Llewellyn aged 5 who were then living with Caitlin's family. Thirty year old Dylan, a published poet and short stroy writer, broadcaster on the BBC, was writing film scripts for the Ministry of Information throughout the second world war years, but was well known only in the circle of friends and aquaintances which mad eup the "literati" of their time. Hardly any of the town's folk would have known who Dylan was, or what he did for a living. Asas often the case throughout his life Dylan was struggling to makeends meet. "Majoda" the asbestos shack they lived in on the cliff edgeapprox half a mile outside New Quay, was by today's standard, the type pf property that squatters might turn thier noses up at, but the view was inspirational.
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