The Moral Life of Soldiers: the American Education of a Peoples Army Officer is a novel-as-memoir related by an elderly officer from the Peoples Army of Viet Nam, recalling his experience in the American armys Special Forces before the Vietnam War. The story is an investigation into a soldiers decision to take up arms against his former comrades. On another level, it is about the relations between men, and between men and women. And it is about the costs of love that one must sometimes pay. The novella, Pauls Father, is set in Georgia just before school integration in the South. It focuses on a white family relocated to Georgia from the North, and the moral compromises they must make to live among their white neighbors, and the compromises they resist making.
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Weight: 345g
Dimensions: 137 x 213mm
Publication Date: 26 Feb 2013
Publisher: Black Heron Press
Publication City/Country: United States
Language: English
ISBN13: 9781936364022
About Jerome Gold
Jerome Gold is the author of fourteen books including The Moral Life of Soldiers and the memoir Paranoia & Heartbreak: Fifteen Years in a Juvenile Facility. Russell Banks said about this book: I've finished reading Jerome Gold's terrific book cover to cover without a break It's a powerful and very tenderhearted book without a soupçon of sentimentality. Unforgettable! Mr. Gold's novels include Sergeant Dickinson about which the New York Times Book Review said: It belongs on the high narrow shelf of first-rate fiction about battlefield experience. He has published stories essays reviews and poems in Chiron Review Moon City Review Fiction Review Boston Review Hawaii Review and other journals.
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