And We Go on

And We Go on, Volume 1, is a harrowing military memoir by Will R Bird. The narrative begins in 1915 when Bird, working in Saskatchewan, experiences a paranormal encounter with his deceased brother. This event prompts him to enlist in the army and travel to the Western Front, where he serves from October 1916 until the Armistice. This historical account provides a raw look at the savagery of World War I and the camaraderie found among soldiers in the trenches.

Categorized as a biography and autobiography, this work serves as a nuanced response to the trauma of war. It emphasizes the spirituality and bravery of Canadian soldiers, contrasting with other Great War literature of the era. This volume of history explores the intersection of military conflict and the paranormal, offering an authentic perspective on the Canadian experience during the First World War.