...It is the emotional link between Jenny Hill's poems reciting the voices of the First World War to those who have been wounded or bereaved in more recent campaigns that seals the success of this book. (from the Foreword by General the Lord Dannatt GCB CBE MC DL) I warmly recommend this volume of poetry. I know there are a raft of immensely well known WW1 poets like Graves, Brooke Sassoon Gurney and Owen, however, after 100 years the perspective is different and perhaps a woman poet has a varied interpretation of the events too. (By Dr T. on 4 Mar. 2016) I think this collection is extraordinary. Anybody who has served in the armed forces will immediately recognise the voices Jenny Hill brings to life in her poetry; it is hauntingly authentic, and, in many instances, incredibly moving. It is a superb collection of poems about ordinary people and their experiences in battle. (By William S. on 15 Mar. 2016)