Delving into a town that rests on several borders within its country, this lively and engaging account takes a closer look at the fascinating Welsh town of Llanelli. From how to pronounce the village's name to how a small place in rural Carmarthenshire became a European center for iron, steel, and tinplate, this investigation examines Llanelli's industrial heritage as well as its residue today, through its eventual decline and, finally, its transformation into a place of leisure. Portraying the people of Llanelli--steelworkers, farmers, professional and amateur sportsmen, artists and writers,…mehr
Delving into a town that rests on several borders within its country, this lively and engaging account takes a closer look at the fascinating Welsh town of Llanelli. From how to pronounce the village's name to how a small place in rural Carmarthenshire became a European center for iron, steel, and tinplate, this investigation examines Llanelli's industrial heritage as well as its residue today, through its eventual decline and, finally, its transformation into a place of leisure. Portraying the people of Llanelli--steelworkers, farmers, professional and amateur sportsmen, artists and writers, and the small local bourgeoisie--this study also touches on the famous citizens who may have left the town but still carry a part of it in them. Addressing a complex cultural identity that is embraced by an almost tribal people, this entertaining exploration reveals fresh insights into a locale full of delightful stories.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Jon Gower is a producer with Boomerang, one of Wales' most dynamically creative television and radio companies. He is the former arts and media correspondent for BBC Wales and the author of Big Fish, Dala'r Llanw, and An Island Called Smith. Peter Finch is a poet, a critic, and a chief executive of Academi, the Welsh National Literature Promotion Agency and Society of Writers. He is the author of Food, How to Publish Your Poetry, How to Publish Yourself, Real Cardiff, Real Cardiff Two, and Real Wales.
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