Late Modernism and the Poetics of Place

The first book-length literary-geographical study of late modernist poetry Provides an interdisciplinary methodology combining literary criticism and cultural geography but also drawing upon philosophy, art history, and urban sociologyOffers distinctive new accounts of the literary history and literary geography of Anglophone modernismDevelops detailed critical reappraisals of both canonical and neglected writers, including Gwendolyn Brooks, Basil Bunting, W.S. Graham, David Jones, Lorine Niedec