Of Preachers and Pagans - Davis, David
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The men were removed from Shadyvale and dropped into the hell of World War II combat, leaving only those males who were very young or past military age. Stalwart teens served the needs of of the community and the warriors' waiting wives. In Shadyvale, a war of a different sort erupted and the conflict that no one intended or expected dealt murder, rape, sexual abuse by clergy, attempted murder, kidnapping, justifiable homicide, marital infidelity, and simple physical assault as village residents acted as their circumstances and true natures compelled them. On this fateful field of conflict,…mehr

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The men were removed from Shadyvale and dropped into the hell of World War II combat, leaving only those males who were very young or past military age. Stalwart teens served the needs of of the community and the warriors' waiting wives. In Shadyvale, a war of a different sort erupted and the conflict that no one intended or expected dealt murder, rape, sexual abuse by clergy, attempted murder, kidnapping, justifiable homicide, marital infidelity, and simple physical assault as village residents acted as their circumstances and true natures compelled them. On this fateful field of conflict, the pious poseurs perished, and the profane prospered in a love that was humble, patient, chaste, and enduring.
Autorenporträt
David Davis wrote a science fiction novel entitled "The Mistakes," published by Kohler Books in 2020. In 2023, he also published a collection of essays on science and religion, "Seven Heretical Sermons," and a collection of detective short stories, "The Detectives." Some of the poems in this collection were previously published in his book, "Heartspan." In addition, he has had seventeen plays produced, including productions in New York and Hollywood. Many of these plays will be published in his forthcoming book, "Selected Plays." He has also had several poems, magazine features, and scholarly articles published. He earned a PhD in theatre and is a member of the Dramatists Guild and Working Title Playwrights. He has worked as a physics and math teacher, actor, head of three college theatre programs, technical writer, editor, and health communications specialist. He currently lives in Atlanta, Georgia, with his wife, Kathy, and has one daughter, Elizabeth.