He wrote an account of his own experiences "Tales from the King's African Rifles" (2000) and edited "Tales from the Burma Campaign 1942-45" (1998) which told the story from the viewpoint of Japanese soldiers.
He wrote an account of his own experiences and of the death of a young Luo recruit Tomasi Kitinya in "Tales from the King's African Rifles" (2000). He edited "Tales from the Burma Campaign 1942-45" (1998) which told the story from the viewpoint of Japanese soldiers.