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How He Loved Them

4.2/5 ( ratings)

Kevin Prufer's How He Loved Them sets love in a fraught, paradoxical world where bombs explode, fields burn, and armies advance. With clear, compassionate eyes, Prufer finds powerful intimacy between fathers and sons, soldiers and civilians, the living and the dead. An exceptional new work by a necessary voice.

Language: English

Pages: 62

Format: Paperback

Publisher: Four Way Books

Release: March 01, 2018

ISBN: 1945588098

ISBN 13: 9781945588099

How He Loved Them

4.2/5 ( ratings)

Kevin Prufer's How He Loved Them sets love in a fraught, paradoxical world where bombs explode, fields burn, and armies advance. With clear, compassionate eyes, Prufer finds powerful intimacy between fathers and sons, soldiers and civilians, the living and the dead. An exceptional new work by a necessary voice.

Language: English

Pages: 62

Format: Paperback

Publisher: Four Way Books

Release: March 01, 2018

ISBN: 1945588098

ISBN 13: 9781945588099

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