Adlestrop Revisited
an Anthology Inspired by Edward Thomas's Poem

Edward Thomas never left the train that stopped briefly at a Cotswold station, Adlestrop, just before World War I, but what he saw resulted in one of the best known and loved English poems, "Adlestrop". This anthology explores Adlestrop's literary, topographical and railway associations.

A wide selection of illustrations includes facsimiles of Edward Thomas' original manuscript and notebook entries, photographs and fine wood engravings by well-known artists. This engaging anthology will appeal to all who have read and loved this classic poem.

"Adlestrop", Edward Thomas
"The Imaginative Franchise", John Loveday
train of thought, Anne Harvey
"Do You Remember Adlestrop?", Norman Nicholson
"Actually Adlestrop?", Monica Hoyer
"Not Adlestrop", Michael Horrovitz
"Names", Julian Ennis
Adlestrop - only the name, Anne Harvey
"Applestrop", Douglas Verrall
a literary pilgrim, Anne Harvey
a third-class carriage, Edward Thomas
"Adlestrop", B.S. Beezer
the poem and the place, Sean Street
"Lockerbie", Brian Patten
"Vadstena", Francis Berry
"Good Vibes", Peter Porter
Adlestrop - among the nation's favourites, Anne Harvey
from Adlestrop, Roger Frith
"Not Adlestrop", Dannie Abse
the railway connection, Anne Harvey
"What He Heard", Monica Hoyer
"The Train", Chloe Edwards
back to the railway carriage, John Betjeman
"Single to Adlestrop", Monica Hoyer
the bare platform, Chris Turner
"Adlestrop Revisited", William Cooke
Jane Austen and Adlestrop, Anne Harvey
"Adlestrop", Hardiman Scott
Adlestrop - the cottages and their inmates, Anne Harvey
"To Edward Thomas", Diana Ellis
Adlestrop Park, Anne Harvey
Adlestrop, Ralph Mann
a stroll around Adlestrop, Gordon Ottewell
"Addlestrop Now", Alan Brownjohn
my Adlestrop, Mike Sharpe
"Remembering Adlestrop", Herbert Lomas
farewell to Adlestrop, a Times Correspondent
the search for the other nameboard, Anne Harvey
"This, That and the Other", Carole Satyamurti
"Only the Name", Daniel Jones
death by misadventure, Edward Thomas
"Adlestrop", Simon Rae
off the rails, Peter Tory
"Adlestrop Retrieved" Martin Newell
"Adlestrop Revisited", A.D. Melville
"To Adlestrop", Jim Turner
"Edward Thomas in Heaven", P.J. Kavanagh.