S. Graham under the heading of in it, though not of it. This was in the introduction to an anthology Images of Tomorrow, which also points out that the debate over the 'romanticism' was also a fissure within the Christian poets over style—indeed harking back to the religious and psychological depths of apocalypse. See also The New Poetry References Further reading Poets of the Apocalypse by Arthur Edward Salmon; Boston Twayne Publishers, 1983. Personal Modernisms: Anarchist Networks and the Later Avant-Gardes by James Gifford, 2014. Apocalypse - An Anthology, edited by James Keery, Carcanet, 2020. External links Andrew Duncan's notes on 1940s British poets British literary movements British poetry