This work begins with a voice describing the "bible-black" town and the "sloeblack, slow, black, crowblack, (*) fishingboatbobbing sea.
One character in this work cries and "in the middle of her salty howling, nimbly spears a small flatfish and pelicans it whole" after her husband, when asked whether he prefers Fred or Arthur, first replies Bach and then Palestrina. A man in this work whose leg was scythed off while sleeping, is thought of as having died "of drink and agriculture" by his son, Eli Jenkins. This work begins with a voice describing the "bible-black" town and the "sloeblack, slow, black, crowblack, (*) fishingboatbobbing sea." A lino salesman and a man who died drinking bleach are the two husbands we see Mrs. Ogmore-Pritchard dream about nagging in this play, much of which is narrated by the mournful Captain Cat. This play is set in Llareggub. For 10 points name this radio play by Dylan Thomas about a fictional Welsh fishing village.
One character in this work cries and "in the middle of her salty howling, nimbly spears a small flatfish and pelicans it whole" after her husband, when asked whether he prefers Fred or Arthur, first replies Bach and then Palestrina.
Under Milk Wood