Poet to Poet: Edward Thomas's Letters to Walter de la MareThis book offers an incredible insight into the life and poetic workings of the great Anglo Welsh writer Edward Thomas. Gathered here is his correspondence with Walter de la Mare: 318 letters between 1906 and 1917, of which only three have previously been published. They include some beautiful natural descriptions along with moving personal revelations, and track Thomass progress as a reviewer and writer. Together they illuminate key ideas about

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