Other verses submitted to trench magazines reveal how soldiers ... poet and is a vital part of the cultural memory of World War One. His poems are extraordinarily rich. However we should also ...

The comics anthology %27Above the Dreamless Dead%27 adapts World War I trench poetry Book features those who%27ve explored the period such as Pat Mills and Garth Ennis This year marks the 100th ...

David Roberts is the editor of Minds at War, an anthology of World War One poetry used in schools which ... into the experience of soldiers in the trenches," he says. "Dulce et Decorum Est was ...

When you think of World War One images of bloody warfare, dirty trenches and explosions may ... In the 1960s a literary elite decided his poetry was a more authentic view and two key war poetry ...

The men and boys who straggled back to their trenches had witnessed unprecedented ... illustrations and poems. Two young officers treated for shell shock, Siegfried Sassoon and Wilfred Owen ...

Back from the trenches, more dead than alive, Stone-deaf and dazed, and with a broken knee, ...

Siegfried Sassoon is one of the defining war poets of World War I, but earlier voices have been lost The centenary of World War One means the ... amounts of World War I poetry to compile his ...

If we don’t easily forget the vivid details and images of the Western Front—the no-man’s-land danger zones, the squalid trenches and ... one of the most famous poems from the war, “Dulce ...

The "trench cello" is one of the centre pieces of Worcester City Art Gallery & Museum's current exhibition World War One in the Words ... diaries, poems and unusual objects such as the cello ...

In times of turmoil, trouble and strife, when words fail us, we often turn to poetry for solace and comfort. It was no different during the war, and on the centenary of the World War One ...