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George Tremlett
George William Tremlett (born 5 September 1939)〔Biography - Tremlett, George (William) (1939-). Contemporary Authors. Thomson Gale.〕 is an English author, bookshop owner, and former politician.
==Writing==
According to his own mini-biography, after leaving King Edward VI School, Stratford-upon-Avon Tremlett worked for the ''Coventry Evening Telegraph'' from 1957 as a TV columnist and pop music reviewer.〔(【引用サイトリンク】title=George Tremlett )〕 In 1961 he became a freelance rock journalist and in the 1970s he wrote a series of superficial paperback pop books, including ''The David Bowie Story'', the first biography about the musician.
He is a biographer of Dylan Thomas and his wife Caitlin. He interviewed Caitlin at her home in Catania for the book ''Caitlin: Life with Dylan Thomas'' (New York, 1987).〔The Listener: Volume 118, Issues 3018-3043. British Broadcasting Corporation - 1987〕 He has argued that Thomas was "the first rock star." In 1997 he published a book with James Nashold, ''The Death of Dylan Thomas'', that claimed that Dylan Thomas' death was not due to alcohol poisoning but rather a mistake by Thomas' physician in prescribing cortisone, morphine and benzedrine when Thomas was actually in a diabetic coma.
Tremlett runs the Corran Bookshop in Laugharne, "a shrine to the poet", after moving to the town in 1982.〔 The shop also offers tourist information and was nominated for the Carmarthenshire Business Awards in 2005.〔
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