Issue 4

Extent: 40 A4 Pages

Welcome to the fourth issue of our online magazine which we hope you enjoy. We would also like to take this opportunity to thank all those visitors who took the time to read our last magazine (Issue 3) online or downloaded it, all 45,357 of you! Let's hope this one is as successful.

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Issue 3.

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The third edition of our Great War Literature Magazine includes articles on:

• 1915: The First Six Months
  Continuing our series looking beyond;
• Literary Connections: Julian Grenfell;
• Brooke & Grenfell
• War Memorials at Taplow
• The Oak & Saw Village inn
• Wordsearch No.3
• Poem: May 1915
• Charlotte Mew.

1915: The First Six Months

This article continues our series looking beyond the literature of the First World War and putting it into context. We look at the events which shaped the first six months on the Western Front, The Dardanelles, The Eastern Front and the War at Sea, including ... 

Issue 2.

Our second issue of the Great War Literature Magazine. The Autumn 2008 edition articles include:

• 1914: In this first part of our series of articles, looking beyond the literature of the First World War and putting it into context, we look at 1914 from the tumultuous events of that last ‘golden’ summer, to the Christmas Truce.
• LITERARY CONNECTIONS: We look at Edward Wyndham Tennant, known as ‘Bim’.
• SPECIAL FEATURE - JOURNEY’S END:We interview some of the actors involved in the latest production at the Electric Theatre, Guildford, about their characters and the impact the play has had on them.
• PLAY REVIEW: A ... 

Issue 1.

This is our first edition of the Great War Literature Magazine. The Summer 2008 edition feature articles include:

• Chloe's Diary - a students experience of a recent Battlefields Tour for GCSE;
• A visit to Mells in Somerset, the last resting place of war poet Seigfried Sassoon;
• The history of the Poppy Appeal.