author
Henry Ruffin
Best known for vivid World War I writing, this author helped turn the brutal reality of the Western Front into fast-moving narrative. His work often centers on Allied soldiers, battlefield pressure, and the bond between comrades under fire.
1 Audiobook
The Square Jaw
by Henry Ruffin, André Jean Tudesq
About the author
Henry Ruffin appears in available book records as a World War I writer associated with The Square Jaw and the French-language Notre camarade Tommy, both linked with André Tudesq. The surviving sources point to military or war-reporting subjects rather than a well-documented personal literary biography.
What can be confirmed with confidence is that The Square Jaw was published through Project Gutenberg and presents a historical narrative about British and Allied fighting on the Western Front. Listings for Notre camarade Tommy: offensives anglaises de janvier à juin 1917 show the same wartime focus and the same collaboration.
Reliable biographical details about Ruffin's life beyond those publications are scarce in the sources I could confirm here, so it is safest to remember him as a little-documented author whose known work preserves a contemporary view of the First World War.