Explore 5 insatiable books spanning the audacious career of one of the giants of twentieth-century literature: Robert Graves.

Jean Moorcroft Wilson’s commanding new biography reveals the poet to be a slipperier character than we imagined

It's not just about the Tudors – delve into Renaissance Florence or 1950s Brooklyn

PERSONAJES: Robert Graves, escritor británico, c. 1914. Al estallar la 1ª GM, con 19 años, se alistó en el ejército en los Reales Fusileros Galeses. Los horrores que presenció le marcaron profundamente. Su primer volumen de poesías fue publicado en 1916, aunque más tarde intentaría ocultar las poesías escritas durante la guerra. Durante la batalla del Somme fue herido y dado por muerto. Se recuperó, pero le quedaron secuelas en los pulmones. Pasó el resto de la guerra en Inglaterra.

Robert Graves Author and Poet "Goodbye to All That" & "But it Still Goes On" ,1st and 2nd Battalions RWF.

Robert Graves, pictured, the soldier-turned-poet, twice turned down the offer of an honour from Downing Street, new documents have revealed.

A behind-the-scene look at the life of Robert Graves.

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A look at Robert Graves' experienced attitude to war and his legacy and influence on modern day pacifistic anti-war idealism.

New book Robert Graves: From Great War Poet To Good-bye To All That (1895-1929) reveals the bed-hopping antics of the writer who has 55 collections of poetry to his name.