Sword: D-Day – Trial by BattleOn 6 June 1944 when the allied armies landed on D Day, the Second World War had already lasted almost five years. Yet many of the British and American troops who invaded Normandy were virgin soldiers, never before committed to battle. They quit summer England to face within hours a storm of machine gun and mortar fire. They witnessed scenes, above all of sudden death, such as no exercise had prepared them for. In Sword, veteran chronicler of war Max

Average Jones

“I love the magic Lucier weaves through this dark yet hopeful tale

he is sealed in the village burial cave with Farold’s moldering corpse to await starvation—or worse

Why does C begin both case and cease

If you love this heart-warming

and that means moving

even something as simple as buying an alarm clock

learn some discipline

their new life together may be short-lived

flaky breakfast pastries

and a printed art card reproducing ‘Taniquetil’

” -- People