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Women's Poetry in First World War Anthologies and Two Collections of 1916

ABSTRACT This study seeks to account for the obscurity of poetry written by women about the First World War by examining trends in anthology selection during and since the war as a context in which to recover a forgotten 1916 collection by W. J. Cameron, War and Life, counterpointed with the better-known contemporaneous volume The Pageant of War by Lady Margaret Sackville.