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Stephen Mann-- loyal son, war veteran, divorced father--is the subject of Donald Anderson's contemporary short-story cycle, "Fire Road. "In this award-winning collection, Mann negotiates life's punches through gain and loss, love and death, and the all too random dangers of being human. Woven between each personal story are poetic vignettes of isolated moments-- the headlines in a morning paper, a political murder--and the century's most violent tragedies--the bombing of Hiroshima, the firestorm at Dresden. Each vingette is a constant, powerful reminder of the human capacity to love and,…mehr

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Stephen Mann-- loyal son, war veteran, divorced father--is the subject of Donald Anderson's contemporary short-story cycle, "Fire Road. "In this award-winning collection, Mann negotiates life's punches through gain and loss, love and death, and the all too random dangers of being human. Woven between each personal story are poetic vignettes of isolated moments-- the headlines in a morning paper, a political murder--and the century's most violent tragedies--the bombing of Hiroshima, the firestorm at Dresden. Each vingette is a constant, powerful reminder of the human capacity to love and, ultimately, to destroy. A bruising view of one man's tumultuous journey through life, "Fire Road" explores the small and large crimes we all commit in the name of love and fear, despair and longing.
Autorenporträt
A former U.S. Air Force officer, Donald Anderson teaches creative writing at the U.S. Air Force Academy. He is the editor of aftermath: an anthology of post-vietnam fiction, Andre Dubus: Tributes, and War, Literature and the Arts: An International Journal of the Humanities. Anderson is also the recipient of a Creative Writer's Fellowship Grant from the National Endowment of the Arts. He lives in Colorado Springs.