A ‘fitting tribute to [Kimber’s sacrifice].

Prof. Trout of the University of South Alabama describes why he believes that ‘An American on the Western Front is both historically valuable and deeply moving’.

G. Alan Knight is impressed with Kimbers’ idealism: ‘Kimber epitomizes the combination of American idealism and dedication to duty.’

In Vanity Fair’s ‘Hot Type’ section Kimber’s letters are described as ‘epistolary artillery’

Jane Mattisson Ekstam of Kristianstad University reviews An American on the Western Front for Roads to the Great War.

Andy Moreton for Centenary News describes why he thinks that the book is ‘a thoroughly enjoyable read: a story both illuminating and intensely moving.’