Title: Haunting
Product review: Despite being a long-time reader of several WWI poets (Owen, Brooke, Sassoon, etc.), I only got around to reading this book last summer (2004). I found it an excellent interpretation of the times and people. I think that the issues raised in the work are timeless, as apt today as yesterday. Moreover, (risking some sense of gender neutrality) the book is hauntingly in tune with "maleness," coming, as it were, from a female author. In other words, this is a perceptive work, underrated despite any of the stars I might give it. This is a book of interest to the casual reader and the scholar alike.
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