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Dominic Hibberd


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in Guildford, The United Kingdom
November 03, 1941

Died
August 12, 2012

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The son of a director of Coutts bank, John William Dominic Hibberd was born in Guildford on November 3 1941. From Rugby (where he was bullied) he won an exhibition to King’s College, Cambridge, and after graduating took a PhD at Exeter University.

He became the world's leading authority on the life and work of Wilfred Owen. In 1973 he became the fourth editor of Owen's war poems, following Siegfried Sassoon, Edmund Blunden and Cecil Day-Lewis.

He taught English at Manchester Grammar School and Keele and Exeter universities, as well as universities in America and China.

After retiring from teaching in the 1980s he became a full-time writer about the First World War poets. In his first book, Owen the Poet, he showed that much of the language an
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Wilfred Owen: A New Biography

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The Winter of the World: Po...

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Wilfred Owen: The Last Year...

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Owen The Poet

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Poetry of the Great War: An...

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Harold Monro: Poet of the N...

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Poetry Of The First World War

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Wilfred Owen

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The First World War

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“But the most gratifying message was a warm-hearted and completely unexpected letter from Robert Graves, who had just been shown Wilfred's latest poems by Sassoon. 'Don't make any mistake, Owen,' Graves wrote, 'you are a damned fine poet already & are going to be more so... you have found a new method... those assonances instead of rhymes are fine - Puff out your chest a little, Owen & be big - for you've more right than most of us... You must help S.S. and R.N. and R.G. to revolutionize English Poetry - So outlive this War.”
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