In one work by this author, the narrator’s uncle lifts his wife onto a chair so she can hit him with a china dog. One poem by this author mentions “good men” whose “words had forked no lightning.” Another poem by this author set when he was “green and carefree” declares, “I sang in my chains like the sea.” A radio play by this author includes characters like Mrs. Organ-Morgan (10[1])and Captain Cat and is set in the town of Llareggub, (10[1])which spells “buggerall” backwards. A villanelle by this author of “Fern Hill” and Under Milk Wood (10[1])repeats the refrain “rage, rage (10[2])against the dying of the light.” (10[1])For 10 points, name this (10[1])Welsh author of (10[1])“Do not go gentle into that good night.” ■END■ (0[4])