Flanders

Paperback | 1 September 1999

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This novel is set during World War One. It features an American sniper serving in an English regiment, who has particularly lucid dreams of a world where his fallen comrades still exist, and he speaks to them and tries to ease their pain.

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The obsession of writers and readers with World War I continues. This version spans just one year (1916) and one small area - the dug-outs, trenches and No Man's Land of northern France. This variant is different in that it's described through the eyes, ears and vernacular speech of a young Harvard medical student who uses the war to escape from an unhappy home; told in letters to a younger brother which gradually disclose not only the horrors but the slow growth of camaraderie and dependency between soldiers. The book piles inhumanity on agony. Not easily forgotten. (Kirkus UK)

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