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the war remains of keith douglas and hughes  begins with letters of Plath and Hughes describing the poetic and personal impac ...

 cornelia d. j. pearsall this assumed familiarity, articulating a personal longing for the deceased poet. Her termsreflect wh ...

the war remains of keith douglas and hughes  military service of his father, Billie Hughes, who survived the battlefields not ...

 cornelia d. j. pearsall Billie Hughes was awarded Britain’s Distinguished Conduct Medal, the nation’s secondhighest honour, ...

the war remains of keith douglas and hughes  offers this answer: ‘because there is nothing new, from a soldier’s point of vie ...

 cornelia d. j. pearsall trying to get hold of ‘From Alemain [sic]to Zem-zem’ for three years.’^18 )The living resemble corps ...

the war remains of keith douglas and hughes  a poet, who in the same fashion roams the battlefield, searching remorselessly f ...

 cornelia d. j. pearsall is harder for the luckless survivors who themselves constitute war’s remains, himself included.In th ...

the war remains of keith douglas and hughes  most frequently anthologized poems, and thus itself an example of at least that ...

 cornelia d. j. pearsall with skeletons that are figurations for his own poetic practice. In the last page of this letterto h ...

the war remains of keith douglas and hughes  boneless, substanceless, wanderers’,^44 suggestingthat the ceaseless search for ...

 cornelia d. j. pearsall Sidelined by his ear on his way to the front lines of the Western Desert, Douglas foundhimself refle ...

the war remains of keith douglas and hughes  ‘The Sea Bird’ unfurls itself as one long sentence, which begins, Walkingalong b ...

 cornelia d. j. pearsall (rumbled me as an eyeless corpse)—(as Adams, in fact) even andstepped from a black rock into the air ...

the war remains of keith douglas and hughes  of Douglas’s feet in the sands of Nathanya, it is not entirely certain which poe ...

 cornelia d. j. pearsall alone creep into the dead bird and thus cease to exist. Although the poet seeks to entera likeness t ...

the war remains of keith douglas and hughes  looted from the poem to produce ‘The Sea Bird’, and also, as Hill notes, the 194 ...

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‘for isaac rosenberg’  of three biographies in 1975,^2 very little has been said or written of Rosen- berg, and for most of t ...