| A | B |
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| John McCrae | "In Flanders Fields" |
| John McCrae | His poem gives voice to hundreds of thousands dead in Flanders cemeteries only a few months into the war. |
| Rupert Brooke | "The Soldier" |
| Rupert Brooke | Wrote a poem about how enthusiastically men would rush to the war front. |
| Wilfred Owen | "Dulce et Decorum Est" |
| Wilfred Owen | Wrote about the horror of men wounded and dying from gas chambers. |
| Robert Graves | "The Trenches" |
| Robert Graves | Uses imagery of a large (macrocosmic) and small (microcosmic) universe to show his take on war. |
| Siegfried Sassoon | "Trench Duty" |
| Siegfried Sassoon | Wrote a poem from the eyes of a soldier who wonders after seeing someone killed why he is still alive. |
| Erich Maria Remarque | "All Quiet on the Western Front" |
| Erich Maria Remarque | Wrote a novel from the point of view of a young German soldier. He didn't glorify war which lead to the Nazi's hatred of him. Forcing him to leave Germany in 1931. |
| Djuna Barnes | "How it Feels To Be Forcibly Fed" |
| Djuna Barnes | With no prior knowledge she sketched a haunting illustration for the cover of Trend portraying an emaciated, naked soldier, carrying only a rifle with a bayonet as he stalks over a dead body across a ruined landscape where a hand reaches upward from the trench. |
| Colette | Wrote and documented the war front firsthand. |
| Colette | She was a French writer. |
| Mary Rinehart | She was an American writer sent to write about the "plight of the Belgian army" |
| Mary Rinehart | Wrote about the beauty and odor of the flooded trench that was build and flooded to slow down the German army. |
| Rebecca West | She is a British writer. Wrote an article "Hands That War: The Cordite Makers" |
| Rebecca West | Most women authors chose to write about the war front, she chose to write about the home front and the dangerous working conditions of the women working to produce cordite. |
| Katherine Mansfield | She wrote "The Fly" |
| Katherine Mansfield | Satirized the lack of importance of human life. |
| Gertrude Stein | Wrote the "Autobiography of Alice B. Toklas" |
| Gertrude Stein | Decided to try to help the war effort and ordered a Ford truck from the U.S. to deliver medical supplies to the French wounded. |
| Frieda Schanz | Wrote a poem called "Silence" |
| Frieda Schanz | German poet who's poem suggests Germans victory as just a calm before the storm. |
| Edith Stilwell | Wrote "The Dancers" |
| Edith Stilwell | This author wrote a journal called "Wheels" where she published several of Wilfred Owen's poems. |
| Vera Brittain | She was a British writer that wrote "Testament of Youth" which tracked the course of her life from 1900 to 1925 |
| Vera Brittain | This author, after suffering the lose of her fiance and later found out about the death of her brother, became a peace activist. |
