Publisher's Synopsis
Permission to Walk in Peace is a profound anthology crafted by combat veterans, offering a unique blend of poetry, essays, and stories that explore the intense and personal aftermath of war. Edited by G. Craige Edgerton, this collection diverges from traditional narrative structures, opting instead for a tapestry-like format that reflects the fragmented yet healing journey of its contributors. The book is divided into three main sections: Experience, Handrails, and Mending Fences, with an additional segment dedicated to family and friends. Through their raw and often graphic recounting of events, the veterans share their battles with PTSD and other traumas, aiming to foster understanding and healing among fellow veterans and anyone touched by similar experiences. This anthology not only serves as a testament to the struggles faced by those who have served but also as a beacon of hope, illustrating the transformative power of sharing and artistic expression in the journey toward peace.
