Malcolm MacPhail in hardcover
With the most recent release the entire Malcolm MacPhail WW1 series is now also available in beautiful and sturdy case-laminate hardcover.
With the most recent release the entire Malcolm MacPhail WW1 series is now also available in beautiful and sturdy case-laminate hardcover.
. The Battle of Mount Sorrel June 2-13, 1916. On the morning of June 2nd, a hurricane of shellfire descended on the Canadian line on the heights from Hooge to Mount Sorrel. Trenches caved in, defenders obliterated.The divisional commander, Major-General …
A War for King and Empire is now out! The third in the Malcolm MacPhail WW1 series. Available most of the places you might expect. In trade paperback and e-book editions. .
The new Malcolm MacPhail WW1 novel
Selected by Open Letters Review as one of the Best Books of 2018 (number 3 on the list, Mystery)..
The final two weeks of October 1918 had seen substantial gains by Allied armies along the entire front. Never in the war were the advances so swift, the distances so far. What had been a war of trenches was transformed …
My Hundred Days of War, the sequel to Malcolm MacPhail’s Great War, was published today. The jacket illustration comes largely from this shot, taken 100 years and 7 days ago in the northern French city of Cambrai by a Canadian …
To the weary troops, the very name Cambrai was special: the largest French city awaiting liberation, and visions of its grandeur flowed. Early on the morning of October 9th 1918 the first Canadian troops tentatively entered the city. The battle …
By the 28th of September 1918, if ever thoughts arose that the German army was on its last legs, the battle of Cambrai soon dispelled them. This northern French city, an ancient capital, had been in German hands since 1914, …