Margiad Evans
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Margiad Evans is a Welsh novelist who died in 1958. She was a poet and novelist writing in the 30s and 40s. Her three most famous works are Country Dance, A Ray of Darkness and Autobiography.
Country Dance has recently been resurrected and championed as a lost classic. Termed the "Welsh Wuthering Heights" it was the first novel written in Wales in more than a decade to be serialised in BBC Radio 4's iconic Book at Bedtime in 2006.
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