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Peace by Richard Bausch

Posted on November 15, 2013 by Robert Earle

Peace is a novel by Richard Bausch that captures the brutality, loneliness, and moral complexity of war.  It’s effectively written, highly controlled, vivid, and disturbing. There’s really no peace at all in this novel. The setting is Italy, WWII.  Three … Continue reading →

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