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Pe YEO găsești 10 Cents and a Silver de la Peter Kelton DBA as Edit Ink, în categoria Carte straina.
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Caracteristici și Avantaje ale produsului 10 Cents and a Silver
- Departament: gaming-carti-birotica
- Ideal pentru pasionații de jocuri, birotică și distracție online.
Preț: 94 Lei
Caracteristicile produsului 10 Cents and a Silver
- Brand: Peter Kelton DBA as Edit Ink
- Categoria: Carte straina
- Magazin: elefant.ro
- Ultima actualizare: 15-04-2020 21:54:25
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Description10 and a
Silver Star... A
Sardonic Saga of PTSDJust as WWII gave us Catch 22 and Korea produced MASH, Vietnam delivers 10 cents and a
Silver Star. No one can laugh off the incredibly cruel Vietnam War, but
Bruce Johnson\'s sardonic antidote to the plague of PTSD helps recover the truth - if you don\'t laugh, you\'ll cry. An unworldly young man volunteers to be drafted early. He ventures into the essence of an old combat adage: War is long periods of boredom punctuated by moments of sheer terror. His life is devoured by terror. He dresses it up with outlandish humor as an antidote to PTSD. A haunted life laughed at. A tough fatherly sergeant orders him to lie low in filthy muck as gunships rip into ambushing enemies. He lives another day, one day at a time, for 13 endless months. It\'s never over for the young man who came home with a sardonic \'attitude\' and a
Silver Star for valor. It\'s not even his. PTSD (Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder) spins into a dazzlingly humorous montage of survival over decades of recurring flashbacks. He\'s just one of 500, 000 U. S. individual PTSD afflictions, each different, but
Bruce\'s attitude weaves a lasting humorous tale of a civilian ambushed by war. That attitude wins him a bride and a father-in-law who thinks he can do no wrong because he got a Silver Star. He muddles through the American Dream because his sardonic attitude views that dream as one big long joke. With no job he finances a car; with no corporate experience he stumbles to the top of his dad-in-law\'s chain of Mexican restaurants, pilots a plane and performs his way through life in a Walter Mitty daydream. He buys houses and country club membership, never sure about the Silver Star. Is it a lucky piece or a jinx? Who really earned it?Surrounded by weirdo characters in Vietnam, they become even more outlandish in civilian life. Upon awarding the Silver Star, the company commander: "I wanted to get this decoration into your hands just as soon as possible; while you\'re st