Damian Walford Davies is Professor of English and Head of the School of English, Communication and Philosophy at Cardiff University.

• AcknowledgementsIntroduction‘Inscription and Erasure: Mining for Welsh Dahl in the Archive’ – Carrie Smith‘How Sweet Was My Valley: Willy Wonka and the Welsh Industrial Novel’ – Tomos Owen'Wales of the Unexpected: Kiss, Kiss' – Kevin Mills‘Homes, Horizons and Orbits: Welsh Dahl and the Aerial View’ – Richard Marggraf Turley‘Dahl and Dylan: Matilda, ‘In Country Sleep’ and Twentieth-century Topographies of Fear’ – Damian Walford Davies‘‘There’s Something Fishy about Wales’: Dahl, Identity, Language’ – Ann Alston and Heather Worthington‘Dahl-in-Welsh, Welsh Dahl: Translation, Resemblance, Difference’ – Siwan Rosser‘Dahl’s Cardiff Spaces’ – Peter Finch

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Damian Walford Davies is Professor of English and Head of the School of English, Communication and Philosophy at Cardiff University.

• AcknowledgementsIntroduction‘Inscription and Erasure: Mining for Welsh Dahl in the Archive’ – Carrie Smith‘How Sweet Was My Valley: Willy Wonka and the Welsh Industrial Novel’ – Tomos Owen'Wales of the Unexpected: Kiss, Kiss' – Kevin Mills‘Homes, Horizons and Orbits: Welsh Dahl and the Aerial View’ – Richard Marggraf Turley‘Dahl and Dylan: Matilda, ‘In Country Sleep’ and Twentieth-century Topographies of Fear’ – Damian Walford Davies‘‘There’s Something Fishy about Wales’: Dahl, Identity, Language’ – Ann Alston and Heather Worthington‘Dahl-in-Welsh, Welsh Dahl: Translation, Resemblance, Difference’ – Siwan Rosser‘Dahl’s Cardiff Spaces’ – Peter Finch

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Damian Walford Davies is Professor of English and Head of the School of English, Communication and Philosophy at Cardiff University.

• AcknowledgementsIntroduction‘Inscription and Erasure: Mining for Welsh Dahl in the Archive’ – Carrie Smith‘How Sweet Was My Valley: Willy Wonka and the Welsh Industrial Novel’ – Tomos Owen'Wales of the Unexpected: Kiss, Kiss' – Kevin Mills‘Homes, Horizons and Orbits: Welsh Dahl and the Aerial View’ – Richard Marggraf Turley‘Dahl and Dylan: Matilda, ‘In Country Sleep’ and Twentieth-century Topographies of Fear’ – Damian Walford Davies‘‘There’s Something Fishy about Wales’: Dahl, Identity, Language’ – Ann Alston and Heather Worthington‘Dahl-in-Welsh, Welsh Dahl: Translation, Resemblance, Difference’ – Siwan Rosser‘Dahl’s Cardiff Spaces’ – Peter Finch

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