Adam Fenner
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On Two Fronts
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2013
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O.P. #7
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2015
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O.P. #7: Declassified Edition (The Horrors of War Book 1)
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2015
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Post-Deployment Wisdom For Those Expecting A Returning Service Member
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2013
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Post-Deployment Wisdom For The Returning Service Member
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2013
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Pre-Deployment Wisdom For Those Sending Off A Service Member: 9 Things We Want You To Know As We Depart
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2014
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Pre-Deployment Wisdom For The Departing Service Member: 13 Things Learned The Hard Way About Leaving Home
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2014
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Post Deployment Wisdom For The Returning Service Member: 14 Things Learned The Hard Way About Coming Home
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2013
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A Child In Red: Horrors of War Series
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2014
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Pre-Deployment Wisdom for those Sending Off a Service Member: 9 Things We Want You to Know as We Depart
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2015
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Mia Winhertt’s Does Love Die With You? is a tender, emotionally driven romantic fantasy that dares to ask one of the most enduring human questions — what happens to love after death? From its opening pages, the story introduces us to Aaron, a man who ...more | |
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Felones de se: Poems about Suicide by LindaAnn LoSchiavo is a collection that approaches suicide from multiple directions—personal, historical, and cultural—and gives each voice its own space to speak. The title’s old legal term, “felones de se,” fra ...more | |
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Balroop Singh’s Hues of Hope is a poetry collection that moves between nature, personal reflection, and the quiet strength that hope provides. Each poem in the collection carries the weight of experience and emotion, yet there is always a sense of look ...more |
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A.J. Dalton’s Dark Woods Rising is the kind of poetry collection that doesn’t sit neatly in any category. It moves between sci-fi, fantasy, horror, and something stranger—something that doesn’t fit a single label but weaves them all together. It’s da ...more | |
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Guillaume Apollinaire’s "Calligrams: Poems of Peace and War" is an innovative and emotionally charged collection that blends themes of love, war, and modernity with striking visual and verbal experimentation. Written during a time of personal and glo ...more | |
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Robert Nichols’ *Ardours and Endurances* is a vivid and unflinching poetry collection that captures the emotional and physical realities of war. Nichols, a soldier himself, writes from direct experience, and this gives the collection a rawness that f ...more | |
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John McCrae’s *In Flanders Fields* is a brief but deeply impactful poetry collection that reflects the profound emotions and realities of World War I. Known primarily for its title poem, the collection explores themes of sacrifice, loss, remembrance, ...more | |
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Charles Hamilton Sorley's *Marlborough and Other Poems* captures the voice of a young poet deeply affected by the horrors and realities of World War I. The collection reflects the mind of a soldier-poet grappling with mortality, the fragility of life ...more | |
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Robert Graves' *Fairies and Fusiliers* is a striking mix of war’s harsh realities and the whimsical, otherworldly charm suggested by the title. Written during and after his experiences in the trenches of World War I, the collection captures the contr ...more | |
“An infantryman’s job is to deliver his enemies into the waiting hands of Death. It is Doc’s job to protect his brothers from Death, to knock him aside and say, “Not today.”
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“When we deployed, in our heads, the towel we left hanging next to the shower to dry, would still be hanging there when we got back. Well, it won’t be. If it is, some important questions need to be asked.”
― Post-Deployment Wisdom For The Returning Service Member
― Post-Deployment Wisdom For The Returning Service Member
“There are two things a combat deployment offers which all of us strongly desire. The first, being purpose. Every morning we woke up and knew why we were there. It is immediate and unavoidable. Although, it is extreme and unpleasant, there is a comfort in that purpose. The second, is simplicity. We have one goal. There are relatively simple rules on how to accomplish it, and we understand that just about everything will go wrong. Pretty simple.”
― Post-Deployment Wisdom For Those Expecting A Returning Service Member
― Post-Deployment Wisdom For Those Expecting A Returning Service Member
“Foreshadowing: Was my challenging Allah to unleash the full weight of his fury upon us, with dark clouds looming in the distance.”
― On Two Fronts
― On Two Fronts
“There are two things a combat deployment offers which all of us strongly desire. The first, being purpose. Every morning we woke up and knew why we were there. It is immediate and unavoidable. Although, it is extreme and unpleasant, there is a comfort in that purpose. The second, is simplicity. We have one goal. There are relatively simple rules on how to accomplish it, and we understand that just about everything will go wrong. Pretty simple.”
― Post-Deployment Wisdom For Those Expecting A Returning Service Member
― Post-Deployment Wisdom For Those Expecting A Returning Service Member
“When we deployed, in our heads, the towel we left hanging next to the shower to dry, would still be hanging there when we got back. Well, it won’t be. If it is, some important questions need to be asked.”
― Post-Deployment Wisdom For The Returning Service Member
― Post-Deployment Wisdom For The Returning Service Member
“The beauty of the infantry is its ability to truly teach tolerance. At the lowest level, when it is simply a matter of survival to count on everyone around you, regardless of religion or skin color, the only logical option is to ignore the differences.”
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“I miss it: the smell of sand, sweat, and gunpowder, rings of salt from dried sweat on my pants’ legs, and around my waist just under where my armor sits.”
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