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Please update your billing details here to continue enjoying your access to the most informative and considered journalism in the UK. Click here to see more Tap here to see more Tap here to see more. And this World Book Day there's an evening of new plays in celebration of the author at an event called What the Dickens? For more information visit the Dickens Tearooms website. During his youth, Roald Dahl continued to attend this church, which is now used as a cultural hub offering art exhibitions, shows and events.
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From authors' homes to libraries where you can spend the night, there's something for every literature lover. An amazing little book about the Queen of Sheba and her visit to King Solomon. . THE GREAT ZOO OF CHINA by Matthew Reilly; THE FIFTH HEART by Dan by Rhys Bowen; DEADLY ELECTION: A Flavia Albia Mystery, by Lindsey Davis.
It has now been restored to how it would have looked when Thomas was there, and guests can even stay at number 5 Cwmdonkin Drive in Swansea. Visit for the Dylan Thomas Birthplace website for more details. Set in Y Rhiw, a small village looking out to Snowdonia, it became the home of one of Wales' most revered poets and writers who was noted for his nationalism and spiritulaity.
The festival for fans of all things literature, this year the event will be marking its 30th year and is running from May 25 - June 4.
Places in Wales that every book lover must visit
Visit the Hay Festival website for more details. This is the childhood home of Kate Roberts - one of the most prominent Welsh language writers of her time. The building has been restored to its former glory, and you see the place that inspired Kate, who was born in Visit the Cae'r Gors website for more information. The poet, who lived in the 14th century, was said to have been born in near Aberystwyth before spending time around Newcastle Emlyn and finally being allegedly buried in Ceredigion's Strata Florida Abbey.
Dafydd ap Gwilym, who's considered one of Europe's most prominent medieval poets, has a memorial at the grounds. Visit Cadw's website for information on the abbey.
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The cottage has since been taken down, but fans of the Potter books can visit the beach to reminisce over one of the saddest sections of the whole series. Click here for details. There's an outrageously large collection and that includes the earliest known copy of the Mabinogion - a collection of Celtic stories that are said to have inspired JRR Tolkien, author of the Lord of the Rings.
The Lord of the Rings author JRR Tolkien is said to have taken plenty of inspiration for his fantasy world from Wales - with parts of the language allegedly being borrowed for Tolkien's Elvish. In his fantasy world, Buckland is a colony of Hobbits, near the old forest and the Brandywine River, and the inspiration is said to have come from Buckland Hall, which is surrounded by protected woodlands. These venues will host crafts, tell stories and run competitions as well as inviting youngsters to dress up.
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Visit Cardiff Library's Facebook page for more details. Last year they had more than children take part and Helen Hughes, the charity coordinator said: It all kicks off at 8am at Penderryn Square in Merthyr Tydfil and for more information email helen. Get What's On updates directly to your inbox Subscribe See our privacy notice. Thank you for subscribing See our privacy notice.
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