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Bruce Lack's poetry confronts the human cost of sending young men and women to fight a war of questionable justification against an insurgency unbound by rules of engagement. Lack's poems engage honestly with the frustration of fighting an elusive, ruthless enemy, the guilt of surviving when others do not, and the residual anger that may never leave the generation of veterans of the War on Terror.

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Bruce Lack's poetry confronts the human cost of sending young men and women to fight a war of questionable justification against an insurgency unbound by rules of engagement. Lack's poems engage honestly with the frustration of fighting an elusive, ruthless enemy, the guilt of surviving when others do not, and the residual anger that may never leave the generation of veterans of the War on Terror.
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Autorenporträt
Bruce Lack served honorably in the United States Marine Corps from 2003-2007, spending twenty-one months in Fallujah, Iraq. He is a recent graduate of the Helen Zell Writer's Program at the University of Michigan. He lives in Portage, Michigan, with his wife and son.