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Interested in Everything

model to unearth intriguing new perspectives on the writer. Significantly, he challenges the reader to look beyond the case of Edward Thomas and consider what non-Anglocentric, post-imperial British identities might look like, and the form that scholarship on these could take. Perhaps most importantly, he reminds us that talk of world literary systems should nevertheless lead us back to the local, particular worlds authors respond to and create.