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Nigel Wells

Nigel Wells is a poet and playwright. He was born in 1944 and brought up near Portsmouth. He spent four years in the RAF, then seven years working in a Ministry of Agriculture laboratory.


After moving to Wales in 1972, he worked on farms, in forestry, and as a builder and a community worker, and studied at the University College of Wales, Aberystwyth.


He now lives in Aberaeron and was the winner of Welsh Arts Council Prizes in 1980 and 1989. Walesland / Gwaliadir is his third collection of poetry.

BOOKS BY THE AUTHOR

Trosiadau / Translations: Gwaliadir / Walesland

- Caryl Lewis, Nigel Wells
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