The story of a soldier who finds himself buried alive in Flanders.
The first and only bit of fiction published by Orville R. Emerson, who was a lieutenant in the US Army in WW I, serving as a regimental intelligence officer in France and Belgium. He later returned to service in WW II, and was able to get a much cushier position as the commander of an army recreational area in Georgia. This is all quite relevant, as this a story about the horror of WW I where no supernatural elements are needed to drive a man mad.
A Story of Stark Terror
Orville R. Emerson, born June 12, 1894, Burlington, Iowa and died January 23, 1945, Los Angeles, California. Teacher, Soldier, Author, Attorney. He was an officer in his local chamber of commerce and a member of fraternal and service organizations, including Kiwanis and the YMCA. In 1932, he ran for state assemblyman. In 1934, he spent six months as a commander at the San Juan Capistrano Hot Springs CCC Camp in California. And in 1935, he moved to Pasadena, California, and took the position of deputy district attorney for Los Angeles.
In Public Domain
First published 1923
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