With our army in Flanders

The author of this timely volume is one of the few accredited special correspondents with British Headquarters in France. He has already made his name in the literature of the Great War by his magnificent account of the battle of Neuve Chapelle published in the newspapers shortly after the battle. Since then Mr. Williams has had ample opportunities of seeing things for himself and he may be trusted to have made the best use of his chances. The narrative will be brought up to the latest possible date consistent with the appearance of the book early in the autumn and will contain the author’s vivid impressions of the life of our army in the field viewed from all kinds of angles from General Headquarters right up to the firing-line. - publicist's description 1915. George Valentine Williams (1883-1946) was in the Balkans at the outbreak of World War I and became one of the first accredited war correspondents in March 1915. After the war he went on to be a successful author of spy and mystery novels including the Desmond Okewood series.