Editing Laurence Binyon (section)

==Selected bibliography==
===Poems and verse===
*''Lyric Poems'' (1894)
*''Porphyrion and other Poems'' (1898)
*''Odes'' (1901) 
*''Death of Adam and Other Poems'' (1904)
*''London Visions'' (1908)
*''England and Other Poems'' (1909)
*"For The Fallen", ''The Times'', 21 September 1914
*''Winnowing Fan'' (1914)
*''Ypres''
*''The Anvil'' (1916)
*''The Cause'' (1917)
*''The New World: Poems'' (1918)
*''The Idols'' (1928)
*''Collected Poems Vol 1: London Visions, Narrative Poems, Translations.'' (1931)
*''Collected Poems Vol 2: Lyrical Poems.'' (1931)
*''The North Star and Other Poems'' (1941)
*''The Burning of the Leaves and Other Poems'' (1944)
*''The Madness of Merlin'' (1947)
*''Poems of Two Wars'' (2016)
In 1915 [[Cyril Rootham]] set "For the Fallen" for chorus and orchestra, first performed in 1919 by the [[Cambridge University Musical Society]] conducted by the composer. [[Edward Elgar]] set to music three of Binyon's poems ("The Fourth of August", "To Women", and "For the Fallen", published within the collection "The Winnowing Fan") as ''The Spirit of England'', Op. 80, for tenor or soprano solo, chorus and orchestra (1917).

===English arts and myth===
*''Dutch Etchers of the Seventeenth Century'' (1895), Binyon's first book on painting
*''John Crome and John Sell Cotman'' (1897)
*''[[William Blake]]: Being all his Woodcuts Photographically Reproduced in Facsimile'' (1902)
*''English Poetry in its relation to painting and the other arts'' (1918)
*''Drawings and Engravings of William Blake'' (1922)
*''[[King Arthur|Arthur]]: A Tragedy'' (1923)
*''The Followers of William Blake'' (1925)
*''The Engraved Designs of William Blake'' (1926)
*''Landscape in English Art and Poetry'' (1931)
*''English Water-colours'' (1933)
*''[[Gerard Manley Hopkins|Gerard Hopkins]] and his influence'' (1939)
*''Art and freedom''. (The [[Romanes lecture]], delivered 25 May 1939). Oxford: The Clarendon press, (1939)

===Japanese and Persian arts===
*''Painting in the Far East'' (1908)
*''Japanese Art'' (1909)
*''Flight of the Dragon'' (1911)
*''The Court Painters of the Grand Moguls'' (1921)
*''Japanese Colour Prints'' (1923)
*''The Poems of [[Nizami Ganjavi|Nizami]]'' (1928) (Translation)
*''Persian Miniature Painting'' (1933)
*''The Spirit of Man in Asian Art'' (1936)

===Autobiography===
*''For Dauntless France'' (1918) (War memoir)

===Biography===
*''[[Sandro Botticelli|Botticelli]]'' (1913)
*''Akbar'' (1932)

===Stage plays===
*''Brief Candles'' A verse-drama about the decision of [[Richard III of England|Richard III]] to dispatch his two nephews
*"Paris and Oenone", 1906
*''Godstow Nunnery: Play''
*''[[Boudica|Boadicea]]; A Play in eight Scenes''
*''Attila: a Tragedy in Four Acts''
*''Ayuli: a Play in three Acts and an Epilogue''
*''Sophro the Wise: a Play for Children''

(Most of the above were written for [[John Masefield]]'s theatre).

[[Charles Villiers Stanford]] wrote [[incidental music]] for ''Attila'' in 1907.