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The Waste Land

by Matthew Hollis

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Matthew Hollis traces the creation of T. S. Eliot’s poem The Waste Land through the lives of Eliot, Vivien Eliot and Ezra Pound. The account connects private strain and cultural upheaval with the making and editing of the poem. It places a literary work within the relationships and historical circumstances that shaped it.

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Matthew Hollis

Matthew Hollis works as a British poet, biographer, and editor, often reconstructing literary lives through close attention to poems, letters, and publishing history. His first collection, Ground Water, received strong critical recognition, while Now All Roads Lead to France, his biography of Edward Thomas, won the Costa Biography Award.

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