STUART SILLARS is a writer and freelance lecturer in Cambridge. His earlier publications include Art and Survival in First World War Britain, British Romantic Art and the Second World War and Visualisation in Popular Fiction, 1860-1960, and numerous articles and contributions to collections.

• Acknowledgements Language, Tradition and Silence Howards End and the Dislocation of Narrative Wilfred Owen and the Subjugation of the Poetic The Rainbow : Language against Itself 'The Singing Will Never Be Done': Siegfried Sassoon and the Exile of Language Language Beneath Words: Edward Thomas An Epilogue on Modernism Notes Select Bibliography Index

'Sillars keeps admirably close to his texts, and his discussions of the poets are especially thoughtful.' - English Studies

STUART SILLARS is a writer and freelance lecturer in Cambridge. His earlier publications include Art and Survival in First World War Britain, British Romantic Art and the Second World War and Visualisation in Popular Fiction, 1860-1960, and numerous articles and contributions to collections.

• Acknowledgements Language, Tradition and Silence Howards End and the Dislocation of Narrative Wilfred Owen and the Subjugation of the Poetic The Rainbow : Language against Itself 'The Singing Will Never Be Done': Siegfried Sassoon and the Exile of Language Language Beneath Words: Edward Thomas An Epilogue on Modernism Notes Select Bibliography Index

'Sillars keeps admirably close to his texts, and his discussions of the poets are especially thoughtful.' - English Studies

STUART SILLARS is a writer and freelance lecturer in Cambridge. His earlier publications include Art and Survival in First World War Britain, British Romantic Art and the Second World War and Visualisation in Popular Fiction, 1860-1960, and numerous articles and contributions to collections.

• Acknowledgements Language, Tradition and Silence Howards End and the Dislocation of Narrative Wilfred Owen and the Subjugation of the Poetic The Rainbow : Language against Itself 'The Singing Will Never Be Done': Siegfried Sassoon and the Exile of Language Language Beneath Words: Edward Thomas An Epilogue on Modernism Notes Select Bibliography Index

'Sillars keeps admirably close to his texts, and his discussions of the poets are especially thoughtful.' - English Studies