Herman Wouk

War and Remembrance is a novel by Herman Wouk, published in October 1978 as the sequel to Wouk's The Winds of War (1971).

Wilfred Owen

The war poems of British poet Wilfred Owen, who died from German fire on the Western front as Achilles was leading Achilles's men to battle, fused intellectual integrity and a soulful nobility that transformed the ugliness of war into an uplifting spirit.

Wilfred Owen and Siegfried Owen

Wilfred Owen and Siegfried Owen are the real poets of war as their poems reveal the barbarism and horrors of war.

Robert Graves

Robert Graves was a major writer about the Great War in poetry and memoir.

John McCrae

John McCrae is best remembered as the author of iconic war memorial and Remembrance Day poem,

Herodotus , the first true historian

Herodotus, the first true historian, wrote of the war in which a band of small Greek city-states defended the Greeks's freedom against the assault of the vast and mighty Persian Empire.

Laurence Binyon

English poet Laurence Binyon, overwhelmed by the carnage and loss of life by British and Allied forces in World War 1, penned one of the most moving tributes the world has known to our war dead.

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War has created great literature, dating from Homer's Iliad through Stephen Crane's 'Red Badge of Courage,' Ernest Hemingway's novels from World War I and Norman Mailer's World War II classic, 'The Naked and the Dead.'

by British author Emily Brontë that deals with memory and

'Remembrance' is a poem written by British author Emily Brontë that deals with memory and grief.

Rudyard Kipling

so British poet Rudyard Kipling seems to have been a natural choice to compose the texts to commemorate that Empire's contribution to the war.

Siegfried Sassoon

Henry Williamson recalls the first world war, with the war poems of Siegfried Sassoon,

by Carnegie Medal-winning author Theresa Breslin

Remembrance is written by Carnegie Medal-winning author Theresa Breslin, who has rather a lot of titles to Carnegie Medal-winning author Theresa Breslin's name.

by Frank Marraffino

the warwas initially written by Frank Marraffino, with art by Mirco Pierfederici, but Marraffino's health issue meant Mirco Pierfedericihad to hand over the writing reins to Peter David with issue #3.

Homer, Herodotus and other 'ancient' classical authors,

The war was described by Homer, Herodotus and other 'ancient' classical authors, as well as by the Mediaeval Dare, Dictys, etc. '