Sentence examples for book of war from inspiring English sources

He retired from that position in 1949, and the following year he published a book of war memoirs, I Was There (1950).

Others are lost, or disassembled, but we know about them thanks to inventories he compiled, one of which lists a Book of War Machines.

Over the past year, Stallworthy's published output was great, with revised and updated editions of his biography of Owen (2013), of the Complete Poems and Fragments (2013), and of the New Oxford Book of War Poetry (2014).

Stallworthy embarked on what became The Penguin Book of Love Poetry (1973) "to sweeten", he wrote, "an imagination otherwise occupied by the war poems of Wilfred Owen", though he returned to the subject of war with The Oxford Book of War Poetry (1984) and continued to define war literature studies thereafter.

Now Masri has but one love, her country and its suffering people, dying by the hour, like Khaled and for all she knows her own child – or else fleeing to face the deathly depths of the Aegean, the part-embrace of Germany and refugee camps across Turkey and Lebanon that Masri tours, reading from her book of war poetry, the astonishing Liberty Walks Naked.

In a sense "most people" were right; Sassoon had died, if only metaphorically, as a war poet in 1919, publishing just one book of war poems (only three of them new) that same year and a few isolated pieces on the subject in the ensuing decades.

Much less cheerful is another portrait showing Picasso looking at one of Mr. Duncan's books of war photography.

Nothing could be farther from this contemplative world than the cartoonist Joe Sacco's brilliant, excruciating books of war reportage, "Palestine" and "Safe Area Gorazde".

In four years, Stephen Crane published five novels, two volumes of poetry, three short story collections, two books of war stories, and numerous works of short fiction and reporting.

I knew Capa was dead when I saw the book "Images of War".

The case involves material published in Mr. Risen's 2006 book, "State of War".