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The Four Hard Edges of War
The Four Hard Edges of War
The Four Hard Edges of War
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The Four Hard Edges of War is Andre de Korvin's brilliant book length poem exploring pre and post World War II. In his words: "The Four Hard Edges of War explores the shattered mirror. It starts at the outer edges, which are light years away from the impact point. Then it moves inward where economic and social dislocation permeate our lives. Moving closer we can see no further than a lifetime. At the center lies the instant when we walked away with pieces of the mirror in our heart."
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PublisherLulu.com
Release dateMar 31, 2014
ISBN9781304960658
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    The Four Hard Edges of War - Andre de Korvin

    The Four Hard Edges of War

    THE FOUR HARD EDGES OF WAR

    Andre de Korvin

    Copyright © 1990 by André de Korvin

    Second edition

    ISBN: 978-1-304-96065-8

    NQuit Music, LLC

    www.nquit.com

    Photograph by Carol Rowe DeBender

    Cover Design by Rubén Esparza

    To my wife Marianne

    Forward

    I was born in Berlin, four years before World War II.  My parents were Russian Emigrés and left for Paris a few days before the start of war.  I grew up to be Franco-Russian, that is, I acquired a state of mind that was neither French nor Russian.

    In 1960, we emigrated, again, to the States.  We came to Los Angeles.  I walked in the smog.  My father passed away six years later.  I got married the next year.  My mother almost finished putting together my father’s archives which were to be sent to Yale.  She passed away in 1975. I finished my mother’s work and the archives are now at the Beinecke Library at Yale University.

    Many of my friends have asked me ‘What did your father write about?’ My father

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