The Force That through the Green Fuse Drives the Flower Resources

This Thomas biography tells it all—the good, the bad, and the ugly end.

If you said yes, this link is for you. Welcome to The Dylan Thomas Society.

If you're not up to joining the Thomas Society, maybe perusing the official Thomas website is more your speed.

Here's a short video project based on "The Force…" Do you think Thomas would like it?

We think this is tough to dance to, but see what you think.

Check out actor Richard Burton's reading of "The Force…"

Here's a second version of the poem, read by someone less famous than Richard Burton.

Scroll through some images of Dylan, as well as pictures of places he lived in and wrote about.

Click here to see pictures of a very young Thomas, plus some photos of the poet later in life.

It looks like Bob Dylan wants to thank Dylan Thomas for the name.

This article from The New York Times looks at the impact of Thomas's homeland on his poetry.

Here's a look at Thomas's 1934 book, 18 Poems. (We think the title could have used a little more work.)

Here's a look at Thomas's Collected Poems.

Here are some clips from a BBC television series on Thomas.

Here's the trailer for Under Milk Wood, a 1972 film based on Thomas's 1954 radio drama of the same name.