Philip Gibbs

Philip Gibbs was an English journalist and author, known primarily for his reporting during World War I. Born in 1877, he gained prominence for his vivid and insightful accounts of the war, bringing the realities of the battlefield to the public. Gibbs wrote extensively about the experiences of soldiers and the war's impact on society. His notable works include "The Soul of the Soldier" and "Now It Can Be Told," which highlight the human aspects of conflict. He received recognition for his contributions to literature and journalism, and he remained active as a writer and commentator well into the 20th century.