The Other Version · Stories Retold

Flanders, October 1917. A sixteen-year-old soldier gets a paper: his mother has proven he's under age, and the army is sending him home. A fellow soldier — a gardener before the war — has to walk him through the night to headquarters, four kilometres of duckboards between flooded craters. On the way, someone who lives under no man's land stops them. And he wants the paper.

An original story from The Other Version, between Remarque and another writer who was in that same mud, out early as a companion piece to El Libro Era Mejor's Spanish original.

What happens in it didn't happen. The mud, the gas and the papers did. Warning: it's a hard listen.

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