Beyond fiction? : the example of Winged warfare (1918) / Chris Hopkins - - Literary images of vicarious warfare : British newspapers and the origin of the First World War, 1899-1914 / Glenn R. Wilkinson - - Encoded enclosures : the wartime novels of Stella Benson / Debra Rae Cohen - - The self in conflict : May Sinclair and the Great War / Terry Phillips - - "Lives mocked at by chance" : contradictory impulses in women's poetry of the Great War / Deborah Tyler-Bennett - - "The huge gun and its one blind eye" : scale and the war poetry and writings of Harriet Monroe / Allessandria Polizzi - - French women poets respond to the Great War / Nancy Sloan Goldberg - - Myrmidons to insubordinates : Australian, New Zealand, and Canadian women's fictional responses to the Great War / Donna Coates - - "Dear, tender-hearted, uncomprehending America" : Dorothy Canfield Fisher's and Edith Wharton's fictional responses to the First World War / Mary R. Ryder - - Fatal symbiosis : modernism and the First World War / Milton A. Cohen - - Artistry and primitivism in The enormous room / William Blazek - - Mother's boy and stationmaster's son : the problem of class in the letters and poems of Wilfred Owen / John Gibson - - The war poetry of Wilfred Owen : a dissenting reappraisal / Malcolm Pittock - - "Thoughts that you've gagged all day" : Siegfried Sassoon, W.H.R. Rivers and "[The] repression of war experience" / Patrick Campbell - - Siegfried Sassoon : the legacy of the Great War / Patrick J. Quinn.