This prose collection is a poignant and powerful tribute to the First World War centenary. Through a variety of perspectives and writing styles, the authors within this volume capture the experiences and emotions of those who lived through the war, from soldiers on the front lines to civilians at home. The stories are both heartbreaking and inspiring, showcasing the resilience and humanity of individuals facing unimaginable challenges. The collection is a reminder of the devastating impact of war, but also serves as a tribute to the bravery and sacrifice of those who fought and suffered during this significant period in history. Overall, this volume is a compelling and moving read that sheds light on the lasting legacy of the First World War.

Book Description:
This collection of non-fiction and fiction, with its companion poetry collection, commemorates the outbreak of the First World War on 28th July 1914. The majority of the items, all chosen by the readers, are in English, but the collection also includes pieces in Dutch, French, German and Ukrainian. Please note that some works are still protected by copyright in countries which observe copyright laws based on the author's date of death. Most items were written during or shortly after the war, but one or two have been included for their relevance in other ways. For more information about each piece, please see this document (PDF format), which also shows the authors' dates of death.