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Book Review: Prejudice in Religion

asserts minority culture and values in defiance of an all-consuming commercialism and materialism. The breadth of Wintle's project-to convey a sense of who R. S. Thomas is (or who he may be!)-allows insufficient space for an adequate appreciation of the theology and spirituality of the poems. One is reminded that no writer can tell the whole story of another's life. Once or twice in the book there is poor attention to ecclesiastical detail (we are told that Thomas was first ordained as an archdeacon, for example), but as a general introduction to the complex themes and paradoxes of the poetry this book offers a worthwhile read.