When Young Men Die: Poetry of War
Pierson, Duane Robert
Integritas Publishing (2007)
In Collection
#2408
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Poet
Children
Paperback 1604020482
eng

Credits
Illustrator Lisa Goodfellow Bowe
Product Details
LoC Classification 0ibc
Edition 1st ed.
Nationality American
Cover Price $12.95
No. of Pages 60
Height x Width 8.8 x 5.8  inch
Personal Details
Read It Yes
Links Amazon US
User Defined
Conflict Various
Notes
The poems in this volume are products of the poet's mind. Many touch on his life and experience, however he makes no personal claim to the actual combat experiences as depicted herein. He honors all who have given service throughout history and it is his desire to have known through his talents what they accomplished, endured, and sacrificed. He firmly believes that all good war poetry is anti-war poetry. No one detests war more than a warrior. Finally, he also is certain that there will always be times when one must stand against evil and aggression.


Duane Robert Pierson’s early schooling was in a one-room schoolhouse, no plumbing, no electricity, etc. He has been awarded a Bachelor of Arts in biology and history from the University of Alabama, and a Master of Science and Doctor of Philosophy from Cornell University.
He has taught elementary school, high school, and has been a college professor. Among the subjects taught are English, creative writing, poetry, history, science, and ethics.
His considerable management experience includes having served as a corporate chief executive officer. He has been a management and leadership consultant, and a public speaker. He also founded of several organizations within the environmental/conservation field.
Among his other experiences are being an infantry officer, athlete, art gallery owner, stonemason, farming, and photography.
Over the years he has written and published extensively.