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Everyman at War: Sixty Personal Narratives of the War
It contains sixty short narratives by writers of all ranks from private to lieutenant-colonel in the British Army during the Great War.
The editor of the Everyman magazine invited readers to send in accounts of their own war experiences, 3,000 words maximum. He received over 300 submissions, and the very best of them (60) are published here, covering 1914, France & Flanders, Gallipoli, Macedonia, Palestine, Mesopotamia, German East Africa, In the Air, Women, on sea, and prisoners. "... They mostly show what war is from the soldier's point of view".
The editor of the Everyman magazine invited readers to send in accounts of their own war experiences, 3,000 words maximum. He received over 300 submissions, and the very best of them (60) are published here, covering 1914, France & Flanders, Gallipoli, Macedonia, Palestine, Mesopotamia, German East Africa, In the Air, Women, on sea, and prisoners. "... They mostly show what war is from the soldier's point of view".
425 pages, Hardcover
Published January 1, 1930
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