For Honor and Love - Maynard, James
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For Honor and Love is a gripping story of World War II on the home front in Oxford, Ohio, the home of Miami University, and in the Pacific aboard a U.S. submarine. On December 7, 1941, Japanese carrier-based aircraft, without warning, suddenly attacked Pearl Harbor, a day that became known as the day of infamy. Those two hours over Oahu changed the lives of all Americans, including two young Miami students who had fallen in love. He joins the Navy and serves in submarines, the first to take the attack to the enemy. She remains at home in Oxford and becomes a reporter for The Oxford Press and…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
For Honor and Love is a gripping story of World War II on the home front in Oxford, Ohio, the home of Miami University, and in the Pacific aboard a U.S. submarine. On December 7, 1941, Japanese carrier-based aircraft, without warning, suddenly attacked Pearl Harbor, a day that became known as the day of infamy. Those two hours over Oahu changed the lives of all Americans, including two young Miami students who had fallen in love. He joins the Navy and serves in submarines, the first to take the attack to the enemy. She remains at home in Oxford and becomes a reporter for The Oxford Press and tells the story of how America went to war at home. It is an engaging story of honor and love based on historical events that will keep you turning to the next page.
Autorenporträt
James Maynard received his M.F.A. in Poetry at the University of Alabama. He has been twice awarded the Alabama Prison Arts & Education fellowship. His poetry has appeared in many journals, online and in print, most recently Permafrost, New Orleans Review, and Otis Nebula. A chapbook, Throwaways, is available from his website. Currently residing in his hometown of Portland, Oregon, he puts in his time writing poetry, gardening, web development for his favorite bookstores or presses, and, most recently, fatherhood. Find more poems and information at jamesmaynardpoetry.com.