Wilfred E. S. Owen, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs T ... had been published and outside his family and a small literary circle, his work was unknown. Owen’s poems were, in his words, about ...

Owen was put in charge of The Hydra, the hospital’s literary magazine ... that first volume introduced his work to the public. “All that was strongest in Wilfred Owen survives in his poems ...

In Regeneration, the first in her trilogy of novels about the first world war, Pat Barker enthrallingly recreates the period in summer 1917 when Wilfred Owen was ... and his best work, as well ...

“All a poet can do today is warn,” wrote Wilfred ... of Owen and Sassoon. Both modes cast the poet in a public role, as encourager or warner, recruiting agent or tragic messenger. The public influence ...

Wilfred Owen is one of the greatest First World War writers. The poets Fred d'Aguiar and Michael Longley discuss the work of the poet whose poetry inspired Britten's War Requiem. Show more Wilfred ...

An Oswestry man is putting Shropshire back on the literary map ... the last biography on Wilfred Owen. Oswestry poets and writers will have a chance to perform their work at The Ironworks ...

It is there he met anti-war poet Siegfried Sassoon, who would have a big influence on his work. Peter Owen, nephew of Wilfred Owen and ... vital part of Edinburgh's literary history." ...

The removal of poems by Philip Larkin and Wilfred Owen from a GCSE ... will see some poets such as Larkin and Owen make way for a more diverse range of literary voices. Mr Zahawi used Twitter ...

Owen was put in charge of The Hydra, the hospital’s literary magazine ... that first volume introduced his work to the public. “All that was strongest in Wilfred Owen survives in his poems ...

The shake-up of the anthology offering, first reported by The Times, will see some poets such as Larkin and Owen make way for a more diverse range of literary ... their work from the curriculum ...