At Long Last He Was

The Long Walk Is A Raw, Wrenching, Blood-soaked Chronicle Of The Human Cost Of War. Brian Castner, The Leader Of A Military Bomb Disposal Team, Recounts His Deployment To Iraq With Unflinching Candor, And In The Process Exposes Crucial Truths Not Only About This Particular Conflict, But Also About War Throughout History. Castner's Memoir Brings To Mind Erich Maria Remarque's Masterpiece, All Quiet On The Western Front.

Heaven, For Me, Is One Focused Project - It's Like A Weird Form Of Autism.

There Is Nothing Glamorous Or Romantic About War. It's Mostly About Random Pointless Death And Misery.

But Somethings In Life Are More Important Than Being Happy. Like Being Free To Think For Yourself.

This Forms The Nub Of A Dilemna That Every Everest Climber Eventually Comes Up Against: In Order To Succeed You Must Be Exceedingly Driven, But If You're Too Driven You're Likely To Die.