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Back Cover
| Mogg Williams - Selected Woeks
Edited by John Evans. Published by: Underground Press (1996) ISBN: 1 897607 04 40 Price: £4.95 Sorry - now sold out! |
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"Mogg Williams of Ogmore Vale, poet and disabled miner, in Look Stranger conveyed exactly in a later time and context the dignified loneliness and pain of the vanished Huw Menai...It is sad that so much South Welsh talent should have had to grow from such a pungent compost of early mutilations." - Gwyn Thomas, Writer and Broadcaster. "The media and newspapers could learn a great deal from the poetry of Mogg Williams. His words communicate an understanding of the miner’s experiences that so-called objective reporting very rarely achieves. His poem The Nameless Ones about the unemployed, should be read by every MP in the House of Commons." - Dennis Skinner, Member of Parliament. "Of all my Welsh contemporaries, Mogg Williams has inspired me the most." - Karl Francis, Film Director & Writer. "His writings touch a deep chord in me and enhances my commitment to socialism." - Jack Jones, Former Secretary T.G.W.U.
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