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No Joy: A Recon Marine's Tales of (Self) Destruction

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No Joy: A Recon Marine's Tales of (Self) Destruction

*Disclaimer* This is not a book about PTSD. This book is about, what some may call, the alternative explanation.

Picked up by a larger publisher--the retitled, second, and final edition of the cult hit,Â Spent Shell Casings.

Created as a counterweight for all the politicized and ghost-written books about the Global War on Terror, No Joy is the transgressive memoir to set the record straight! Dark. Hilarious. Disturbingly Honest--this collection of short stories from your average frustrated American teen turned one of its most elite brand of warriors, No Joy rips the veneer off the thank-you-for-your-service Boy Scout faÃ§ade.

Centered on the 2004 Battle of Fallujah, this mosaic of meditation and madness asks the necessary question: what really draws modern young men to war?
Country USA
Brand Rare Bird Books
Manufacturer Rare Bird Books, A Vireo Book
Binding Paperback
ReleaseDate 2017-10-03
UnitCount 1
EANs 9781945572494

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