British Writers and the Approach of World War II

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The book delves into the psychological landscape of British modernist writers as they grappled with the intense anxiety and foreboding that characterized the period leading up to World War II. It examines how these authors reflected societal tensions and personal fears in their works, highlighting their unique responses to the looming conflict and its impact on literature. Through this exploration, the text reveals the intricate relationship between historical events and artistic expression during a time of uncertainty.