Pound Era

Hugh Kenner's masterwork illuminates the literary revolution that defined modernism. This sweeping study places Ezra Pound at the centre of an extraordinary cultural moment, weaving together the worlds of Joyce, Eliot, and Lewis into a brilliant tapestry of early 20th-century innovation. Kenner's prose is as sharp as his insights are profound, making complex literary politics utterly absorbing. Perfect for students of modernism, poetry enthusiasts, and anyone fascinated by the turbulent intersection of literature and history.