The Annotated Collected Poems
by Edward Thomas, ed. Edna Longley
Recommendations from our site
“Thomas has become almost an antidote to Wilfred Owen-type poetry. For those who get fed up with trench poetry or Western Front poetry. Thomas’s poems are much more conversational, simple. They’re about the war years, rather than war itself. There are a few that are quite consciously war poems, but even then he is looking at the war from a different perspective.” Read more...
The best books on Poetry of the First World War
Guy Cuthbertson, Literary Scholar
