Never Again

The First World War revolutionised society and politics, but it was its human cost which remains its most dramatic and poignant legacy. Never Again touches on the impact of the Great War on men and women, young and old, across the Commonwealth. The book includes a robust anthology of literature from the War, covering not just the best known poets but also the voices of the ordinary soldier, the children, the women, the Commonwealth soldiers, the conscientious objectors and the bereaved.