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Local author Tracee Spiby will launch her long-awaited book, One Hell at a Time at the Shepparton RSL on Sunday, 15 October at 2 pm. Written from the heart, it tells of her grandfather's experiences in World War 1 and provides an authentic portrayal of the harsh realities of war for a digger.
The book follows his journey from enlistment in 1915 through the stupidity of the Somme the horror of Pozières, the blunders at Bullecourt, the mud and insanity of Passchendaele, through to the Armistice and his return home in 1919.
Renowned military historian and researcher Lieutenant Colonel Neil Smith will officially launch the book, and the popular author, Hazel Edwards will also speak of Tracee’s journey to publication. The event will include a reading from the book and an opportunity to purchase signed copies.
All are welcome to attend the launch at the Shepparton RSL on Sunday, 15 October, at 2 p.m. and learn about the incredible bravery and sacrifice of those who fought during World War 1.
For more information about the book or the launch, please get in touch with Tracee via her website, traceespiby.com.au
