Trench hell(d)

1916.

Seventeen-year-old Victor, along with his best friend, is picked off the field in his commune of Sint-Amands and sent to the Westhoek, to fight in a terrible war.

Surrounded by the smell of death, Victor soon realizes that all hope is long gone in the trenches. As the battle rages briskly around him, he finds himself encountering more and more. Moreover, despair grows among the soldiers. What if this war never ends?

With an eye for detail, Trench Hell(d) feels like the autobiography of a young soldier who ends up in hell against his will. This unique, atypical war book, gives a special perspective on World War I, as if you were there yourself.

The gripping short stories describing Victor's life were written by Sandra J. Paul.

Complemented by moving poems written by Marc Geyens, Trench Hell(d) is a book that will stay with you for a long time.