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During the week following Remembrance Day, BBC Radio 3 celebrates the life and writings of Wilfred Owen - the first time the station has featured special programming around a single literary artist.

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Born on March 18, in 1893, Wilfred Owen (d. 1918) has become one of the famous casualties of World War I. Killed in action at twenty-five, a week before the Armistice that ended the war, he seems to ...

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This article undertakes a close comparative reading of the work of two key World War I English poets: Jessie Pope, a then immensely popular Home Front poet–journalist and staunch supporter of the ...

When Wilfred Owen discovered that Shelley used to visit the sick and poor of the Thames Valley, he was overjoyed: "I knew the lives of men who produced such marvelous verse could not be otherwise than ...