From the Line: Scottish War Poetry 1914 - 1945

This collection captures the profound and harrowing essence of Scottish war poetry from the tumultuous years between 1914 and 1945. Through the poignant verses of notable poets such as Ewart Alan Mackintosh and Charles Hamilton Sorley, readers are transported into the hearts and minds of soldiers and civilians alike, grappling with the brutality and futility of war.

The anthology not only highlights the artistic talent of figures like Iain Rothach and Violet Jacob but also serves as a crucial historical document, reflecting the unique Scottish perspective on conflict during this era. The poems resonate with deep emotion, revealing the struggles of identity, loss, and resilience that permeated the Scottish experience in the shadow of two World Wars.