Review as "lavish in romantic splendours, both in style and substance". For one offering in this collection, Chappelow won the British Annual of Literature award for the best short poem. The British Annual of Literature wrote of the volume that "Mr. Chappelow can write charmingly of little things", and that "[i]t is rare to find a poet writing during the War so untouched by it as the author of this accomplished volume". Chappelow's last work was his 1957 The Tale of Perseus, with a foreword by Lady Margaret Sackville. Chappelow died in Stepney, London, on 28 November 1957, at the age of 67. Notes References External links Eric Chappelow (1890-1957), from the National Portrait Gallery, London Eric Barry Wilfred Chappelow, from Lives of the First World War Aristide Marre and Isabelle Pinches, from the Royal Asiatic Society of Great Britain and Ireland, discussing Chappelow 1890 births 1957 deaths People from London 20th-century English poets British conscientious objectors English prisoners and detainees People associated with the Friends' Ambulance Unit