Compiled by Nigel Apperley

I Still Remember Their Faces Now is the extraordinary account of one man’s life at war. Told through the eyes of Sergeant S. Eveleigh MM, a Lewis Gunner with the 16th London Queen’s Westminster Rifles, this intimate diary narrates the daily toil of life on the Western front. Graphic, violent, disturbing and often heart-warming, too, this first-hand account is a must read for anyone interested in the First World War.

Compiled by his grandson Nigel Apperley, I Still Remember Their Faces Now is packed with reproduction documents, contemporary photographs and previously unpublished imagery. An unflinching story of one man’s journey from humble infantryman to decorated war hero, played out during one of the most defining, bloody and violent periods of recent history.

Pub date: 19 December 2014
ISBN: 978-1-908336-60-6
Format: 152x229mm
Binding: Paperback
Extent: 184pp
Price: £12.99
Publisher: Tommies Guides
Imprint: Reveille Press

BIC Classifications:
First World War (HBWN)
Memoirs (BM)
First World War, 1914-1918 (3JJF)