Siegfried Sassoon
(1886-1967)
See Lady Ottoline’s Album (1976) for cute pics of him (pg 66-67,90-93).
I own about half of these books, so feel free to request photos of whatever you need. My collection is listed on my LibraryThing.
Bibliography
Poetry
Poems (1906) -- as Anonymous
Orpheus in Diloeryium (1908) -- as Anonymous
Sonnets (1909) -- as Anonymous
Sonnets and Verses (1909) -- as Anonymous
Twelve Sonnets (1911)
Poems (1911)
Melodies (1912) -- as Anonymous
Hyacinth: An Idyll (1912)
An Ode for Music (1912)
Amyntas (1913)
The Daffodil Murderer (1913) -- as Saul Kain
Discoveries (1915)
Morning-Glory (1916) -- as Anonymous
The Redeemer (1916)
The War Poems (1919)
Picture-Show (1919, Privately Printed) -- with 7 additional poems (1920)
Recreations (1923)
Selected Poems (1925)
Satirical Poems (1926) -- with 5 additional poems (1933)
The Heart's Journey (1927/8) (in Collected Poems 1961)
Poems (1931) -- as Pinchbeck Lyre
The Road to Ruin (1933) (in Collected Poems 1961)
Vigils (1934, Privately Printed) -- with 13 additional poems (1935)
Rhymed Ruminations (1939, Privately Printed) -- with 9 additional poems (1940) (in Collected Poems 1961)
Poems Newly Selected (1940)
Collected Poems (1947)
Common Chords(1950/1951) (in Collected Poems 1961)
Emblems of Experience (1951) (in Collected Poems 1961)
The Tasking (1954) (in Collected Poems 1961)
Sequences (1956) -- Contains Common Chords, Emblems of Experience, and The Tasking.
The Path to Peace (1960)
Collected Poems 1908–1956 (1961) -- Removes a poem from Common Chords and adds "To My Mother."
An Octave (1966)
Loose Poems and Publications:
”A Soldier’s Declaration" (1917)
"Dreamers" (Sep 1, 1917) -- The Hydra, Page 10
"The Wirers" (Sep 29, 1917) -- The Hydra, Page 12
"To Any Dead Officer" (1917) in The Cambridge Magazine, No 6, August 1917. (Reprint)
"Four Poems" (1918) in The Cambridge Magazine, No 7, January 1918. (Reprint)
Includes "Dreamers," "Does It Matter?," "Base Details," and "Glory of Women."
"A Suppressed Poem" (1918/1929) (alternative/full text)
"Slumber Song" (1919) in The Yale Review, New Haven. July 1919.
"Nativity" (1927) -- An Ariel Poem. Designs by Paul Nash.
"To My Mother" (1928) -- An Ariel Poem. Illustrated by Stephen Tennant.
"In Sicily" (1927/1930) -- (Poem here) An Ariel Poem. Illustrated by Stephen Tennant.
"To the Red Rose" (1931) -- An Ariel Poem. Illustrated by Stephen Tennant.
"Prehistoric Burials" (1932) A Borzoi Chapbook. Illustrated by Witold Gordon
Lenten Illuminations and Sight Sufficient (1959)
Memoir and Prose
Memoirs of a Fox-Hunting Man (1928)
Sherston's Progress (1936)
On Poetry: The Arthur Skemp Memorial Lecture (University of Bristol Press: 1939)
The Flower Show Match and Other Pieces (1941)
The Weald of Youth (1942)
Meredith (1948)
Something About Myself (1966)
Diaries
Scans of 1915-1922, 1924-1927, 1931-1932 Diaries: Sassoon Journals @ Cambridge
Siegfried Sassoon Diaries, 1915-1918 (1981) -- edited by Rupert Hart-Davis
Siegfried Sassoon Diaries, 1920-1922(1983) -- edited by Rupert Hart-Davis
Siegfried Sassoon Diaries, 1923-1925 (1985) -- edited by Rupert Hart-Davis
Letters & Other
Lingual Exercises for Advanced Vocabularians (1925)
Letters to a Critic (1976)
Siegfried Sassoon Letters to Max Beerbohm: With a Few Answers (1986) -- edited by Rupert Hart-Davis
Contributions
Safety Last. (Lt.-Col. W. F. Stirling - 1954)
My First Horse
Poems by Wilfred Owen
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