He Died All Day Long
He Died All Day Long by Jon Wells is a novel published in 2013, offering a narrative centered on the Vietnam War and the soldiers involved, including perspectives from a street kid in Pittsburgh, a country boy from Missouri, and a Vietnamese peasant. This edition contains 208 pages and is presented in English, providing readers with a multifaceted view of the conflict and its impact on individuals from diverse backgrounds.
Readers will find a story that explores the harsh realities of war and its effects on those who experience it firsthand. The narrative captures the urgency and complexity of the Vietnam War, illustrating the lives of characters caught in its turmoil. Through their experiences, the book delves into themes of survival and the longing for peace amidst chaos, making it a poignant reflection on a significant historical event.
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A story of the Vietnam War and the soldiers who fought it–on both sides–from a street kid in Pittsburgh, to a country boy from Missouri, and a Vietnamese peasant who wants nothing more than to grow rice. Until one day the war comes to him, as it did for a whole generation. “Reading this book is a remarkable experience–it’s a swiftly-paced novel fueled with urgency and compassion, and grounded by an author’s clear-eyed lack of sentiment. Don’t miss it.” (Glen David Gold)
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