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Left-Over Wife

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on BBC Two England

Caitlin Thomas in conversation with Vincent Kane
When Dylan Thomas died in New York in 1953 his widow moved to Italy in search of sobriety and peace.
With the help of Alcoholics Anonymous, and after six years of struggle, she gave up alcohol, but peace still evades her.
She now lives in Rome and talks frankly about her turbulent life with the poet, their drinking, their poverty, their fights; and also the difficulties she has faced in the years since his death.
Producer Brian TURVEY BBC Wales

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Caitlin Thomas
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Vincent Kane
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Dylan Thomas
Producer:
Brian Turvey
Source: Radio Times

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