Death letter : God, sex, and war / David W. Peters. [print]

By:

Peters, David W [Author]

Material type: Text

text

Media type:

unmediated

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volume

ISBN:

9780989817547

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LOC classification:

DS79.P481.D438 2014
DS79

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Contents:

The Church -- Anna -- Shannon -- Camille -- Amy -- Eva -- Patricia -- Caroline -- Epilogue: Austin, Texas: Eight years after Redeployment -- Appendix: Paul Tillich and I come home from war.

Subject: "'Everyone writes one. At least, everyone who fights in a war does.' These are the first lines of Army chaplain David W. Peters' genre-defying book, Death letter: God, sex, and war. Written in the dark days immediately following his deployment to Iraq, Death letter is part memoir, part comic lament, on his relationship with the three great subjects of our mythic imagination"--Back cover.

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The Chaplain -- The Church -- Anna -- Shannon -- Camille -- Amy -- Eva -- Patricia -- Caroline -- Epilogue: Austin, Texas: Eight years after Redeployment -- Appendix: Paul Tillich and I come home from war.

"'Everyone writes one. At least, everyone who fights in a war does.' These are the first lines of Army chaplain David W. Peters' genre-defying book, Death letter: God, sex, and war. Written in the dark days immediately following his deployment to Iraq, Death letter is part memoir, part comic lament, on his relationship with the three great subjects of our mythic imagination"--Back cover.

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