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|  | | A Face in the Moon
A tale of first love, self-discovery, separation, and madness.
The narrator of A FACE IN THE MOON, Jack Lohman, is an inexperienced twenty-two-year old, who was recently dumped by his first real girlfriend, and is soon to leave graduate school for who knows what. Enter Loni, a bright-eyed, free-spirited seventeen-year old who has had more than her share of experience -- she lost her virginity on her fourteenth birthday, has had more boyfriends and drugs than she cares to remember, as well as a nervous breakdown that she's trying her best to forget. From the moment Jack meets Loni, his life begins to change. She teaches him how to laugh, and makes him feel | |  | | Wounds of War: Poets for Peace
In poetry, essays, stories, and interviews, Wounds of Wars: Poets for Peace brings together brings together, in poems, stories and essays, the voices of those personally affected by war.
Wounds of War: Poets for Peace
Diana L. May & Mitchell Waldman, Editors
Wounds of War: Poets for Peace brings together, in poems, stories and essays, the voices of those personally affected by war. These are voices of parents, of children, of friends, of soldiers and others who have a large stake in the wars, present and past, that our country has participated in. We hear the patriotic voices, the voices of dissent and rage, the voices of sorrow, pain, fear and tears, the voices of pride and love. All these voices are gathered together here to h |
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