The Born Soldier by Karl Marlantes | NYR Daily | The New York Review of Books

In his classic war memoir, Storm of Steel, Ernst Jünger writes about many things other than combat, but all take us into the trenches as he saw them. He writes about fear and panic. He writes about having to live outside, just like a wild animal. Jünger sees the beauty and perhaps you will see it too. This doesn’t need to change how you judge war; coral snakes and tsunamis are beautiful too.

Source: The Born Soldier by Karl Marlantes | NYR Daily | The New York Review of Books

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