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Gravesiana - Volume 4 Number 1 / Summer 2014

EDITORIAL

Editorial Statement

Editorial
Dunstan Ward

FEATURE

David Graves's Last Days: A Fellow Fusilier Remembers
Lucia Graves

CRITICAL STUDIES

Literature and "The Great Sacrifice"
Charles Ferrall

Captain Robert Graves: A Military Appreciation
Allan Mallinson

Actuality and Imagination: The Poet as Eye-Witness
Helen McPhail

The Ultimate Trench: Poetic Consciousness and the Experience of War
Maria Palaska

The Great War and Graves's Memory
D. N. G. Carter

"Lost Love" and the Memory of War
Matthew Betts

Robert Graves's Enduring War
Frank Kersnowski

"His brother's votive smoke": Negotiating the Identity of the British Veteran of the Great War
Nancy Rosenfeld

"Afterwards always came after before": Post-Catastrophic Space-Time in the Plays of Graves and MacNeice
Zosia Kuczyńska

Heroic Death: Robert Graves's War Experience in The Golden Fleece
Selma Karayalçin

Robert Graves, The Anger of Achilles and the "Party of Hector"
John Woodrow Presley

Count Belisarius and Procopius's Wars
Peter G. Christensen

Cocked Hats and Firelocks: Robert Graves's Ethnography of Soldiering in the Sergeant Lamb Novels
Paul Skrebels

"The salty taste of glory": Some American Poetry of World War I
Robert J. Bertholf

Songs of Graves's and Gurney's Friends
Richard Carder

REVIEWS

Mirage and Echo
Miriam Gamble

Welcome Back, Good-bye
William Graves

An Expense of Spirit: Graves, Riding, Empson and the New Critics
Charles Mundye

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