Publisher's Synopsis
This World War I novel offers a vivid, often humorous, portrayal of life in the British army during the war. Through the experiences of "K (1)"-the first battalion of volunteers-Hay captures the camaraderie, courage, and hardships faced by soldiers in the trenches. Blending lighthearted moments with the grim realities of warfare, the novel highlights the resilience and spirit of the men who served on the front lines, offering both an inspiring and realistic depiction of military life.
Ian Hay (1876-1952) was an English writer. He published light and humorous novels, including "A Safety Match" (1911) and "A Knight on Wheels" (1914), as well as the stirring war books "The First Hundred Thousand" (1915) and "Carrying On" (1917).
