The twelve essays in this book explore in depth for the first time
the publishing and reading practices which were formed and changed
by the First World War. Ranging from an exploration of British and
Australian trench journals and the reading practices of Indian
soldiers to the impact of war on the literary figures of the home
front in Britain, these essays provide crucial new historical
information about the production, circulation and reception of
reading matter during a period of international crisis.
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