WW1
Although most of my publications have been focused on Edward Thomas, Wilfred Owen and the Armistice, I have also published on some other areas of the First World War, including the following:
On British poetry of the First World War:
‘Capturing Home: British First World War Poetry’, British Literature in Transition, 1900-1920: A New Age?, ed. James Purdon (Cambridge University Press, 2022), pp. 122-35.
On Rupert Brooke:
‘Warwickshire’s Adlestrop: Rupert Brooke in the Forest of Arden’, War Poetry Review, 2014-15
In the War Poetry Review 2014-15 I talk about Rupert Brooke and Hampton-in-Arden http://t.co/0MGtpirNJl pic.twitter.com/aoVY3h03jx
— Guy Cuthbertson (@guywjc) June 22, 2015
On Dymock Poets:
‘Dymock Poets’ [a ‘Reference Group’ essay], The Oxford Dictionary of National Biography, online edition, Oxford University Press (published October 2009) [www.oxforddnb.com/view/theme/100255]
On Jon Stallworthy:
‘The Leading Scholar of War Poetry’, Oxford Magazine, 355 (Noughth Week, Hilary Term)
‘War and the Poet’, English, 64 (Summer 2015)
‘War’s Lives, Lies and Legacies’, a review essay on Survivors’ Songs: From Maldon to the Somme, by Jon Stallworthy, Twentieth-Century Literature, lv, 3 (Fall 2009)
Chaucer’s ‘parfit gentil’ Knight appears on these two memorials to officers killed in 1915 (at Cartmel and Hawarden) pic.twitter.com/pMJvOg75mj
— Guy Cuthbertson (@guywjc) April 27, 2019
Clitheroe war memorial pic.twitter.com/tQcWj0beZf
— Guy Cuthbertson (@guywjc) March 2, 2019
I was interviewed by Cal Flyn for Five Books about ‘The Best Books on Poetry of the First World War’ in March 2023.
NEW:
Prof Guy Cuthbertson (@guywjc), author of Peace At Last and the biography Wilfred Owen (both @yalepress), selects the best books on the poets of the First World War.https://t.co/qL7Y7SOe8K— Five Books (@five_books) March 11, 2023