A Shropshire Lad British Science Fiction Association Award Nominee for Best Novel (2014) Watching them all is Millie
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Watching them all is Millie
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A Shropshire Lad British Science Fiction Association Award Nominee for Best Novel (2014) Watching them all is MillieComprised of 63 short poems, this captivating collection lingers on themes of youthfulness and mortality, taking as its setting an idyllic Shropshire countryside. In strikingly simple versesincluding the famous stanzas known as "When I Was One and Twenty"Housman creates beautifully nostalgic and wistful works haunted by the transience of youth in a society in which young men are sent to war and to work.
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