Rest and Unrest

Set against the backdrop of early 20th-century England, this work of fiction delves into themes of solitude and introspection, reflecting the author's reclusive nature. Edward Thomas, a lesser-known yet highly regarded poet of the World War I era, explores the complexities of human experience through his characters. The 1912 publication is accompanied by a new introductory biography that sheds light on Thomas's life, from his Welsh heritage to his literary beginnings at a young age.