W.H.R. Rivers is best known for treating First World War soldiers for shell-shock, including the war poets Siegfried Sassoon and Robert Graves, whom he met at Craiglockhart Military Hospital. Jean Moorcoft Wilson, biographer of Sassoon and Graves, explores the friendship between these three men and its influence on each man’s work.
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