From the Line: Scottish War Poetry 1914-1945

“Often our cliched idea of war poetry is poetry by men from the south of England, public school educated, often an Oxbridge background—they fit into our accepted idea of what a war poet is like in terms of education and how they speak and write. You get a different sense of things with this Scottish anthology, not least because it has Gaelic poetry in it, in translation.” Read more...

The best books on Poetry of the First World War

Guy Cuthbertson, Literary Scholar