No Fixed Address is the first-person account of a precocious 4-year-old, who wanders the West during WWII with his mother, while his father fights in the Pacific. A work of Creative Non-Fiction by the author of REMF Diary, The REMF Returns, and In the Army Now. Praise for No Fixed Address: "In the fine tradition of Tony Early and Homer Hickam, this book touches you on every page." --Patrick Sheane Duncan, Writer, Director, Producer "...a brilliant collection of short stories written by a master storyteller." --D.S. Literas, author of Viet Man and Flames and Smoke Visible "...David Willson shows off his dry wit and his brilliant storytelling ability as he shines an illuminating light on...the homefront during WWII. Highly recommended." --Marc Leepson, Arts Editor, the VVA Veteran "This story of a melancholy young boy struggling to cope with the impact of WWII on his family and himself is sweet, lovely, and deeply affecting, a window into American history that is uniquely Willson's." --W.D.Ehrhart, American poet, memoirist, and essayist "...the magician who has broken his wand of savage irony to tell as simply as possible the story of four generations of anger and war and the love and work that a stove-up grandfather could teach." --Dan Duffy, Viet Nam Literature Project

No Fixed Address: A Four-Year-Old’s Journey from Pillar to Post During WWII

Biographies & Memoirs

Willson, David A.

Memoirs

REMF Books

This is how it was to be a REMF in Vietnam- the ice cream, the Coca Cola, the air conditioning, the clean, starched jungle fatigues, and yes, the parades and the whores, I leave nothing out; it is all in there. The typing and the saluting, too. With this, David Willson sets the tone for REMF Diary. Between these covers is a very funny, ironic novel of the Vietnam War. It is a story told by an army clerk stationed in Saigon. His perceptions of the war and of the paper war around him make for hilarious reading.

Remf Diary: A Novel of the Vietnam War Zone

Literature & Fiction

United States

Black Heron Pr

Looking for Dei: The Godseeker Duet - Book One

When a teenage girl unlocks forbidden magic, will the Great Land survive? Fifteen-year-old Nara Dall has never liked secrets. Yet it seems that her life is filled with them, from the ugly scar on her back to the strange powers she possesses. Her adoptive father refuses to say anything about her origins. And when Nara is invited to the town's announcement ceremony, which tests youths for magical gifts, he forbids her from revealing her powers. The poor village of Dimmitt has not announced a gifted youth for decades. But when Nara discovers that the town priest has been keeping secrets of his own, she draws upon her hidden magic to correct the injustice. Her rash decision sets her on a path of danger, discovery, and a quest for the divine. But will the truth she reveals set her people free? Or unlock a curse that could spell her doom? Looking for Dei is a magical adventure through a rich, exciting land. Readers who enjoy unique magic systems, great world-building, diverse characters and fast-paced action will adore this stunning fantasy tale!

Teen & Young Adult

Seeker Press

Finding Kai: The Godseeker Duet - Book Two

At great personal cost, Nara Dall has defeated King Vorick, yet the Great Land is still not free. Her twin sister, Kayna, has taken the throne and is committing unspeakable acts. And if the terrifying rumors hold true, she will soon have cursed warriors at her disposal - an army to hunt Nara down and destroy everything she holds dear. Desperate to stop Kayna's cruelty, Nara embarks on a journey with few allies, untested magic, and a crisis of faith. To find victory, she must call upon every ounce of her strength and courage. But will she be strong enough to defeat Kayna and bring an end to her dark regime? And will the Great Land survive the battle to come?

Twin sisters on opposite sides of a battle between power and faith. At great personal cost, Nara Dall has defeated King Vorick. Yet the Great Land is not yet free. Her twin sister, Kayna, has taken the throne and is committing unspeakable acts. If the terrifying rumors hold true, she will soon have cursed warriors at her disposal - an army to hunt Nara down and destroy everything she holds dear. Desperate to stop Kayna's cruelty, Nara embarks on a journey with few allies, untested magic, and a crisis of faith. To find victory, she must call upon every ounce of her strength and courage. But will she be strong enough to defeat Kayna and bring an end to her dark regime? And will the Great Land survive the battle to come? Finding Kai is the second book in The Godseeker Duet by David A. Willson. Readers who enjoy strong-willed heroines, imaginative world-building, and fast-paced action will devour this enchanting fantasy adventure!

Finding Kai (The Godseeker Duet)

Independently published

When a teenage girl unlocks forbidden magic, will the Great Land survive? Fifteen-year-old Nara Dall has never liked secrets. Yet it seems that her life is filled with them, from the ugly scar on her back to the strange powers she possesses. Her adoptive father refuses to say anything about her origins. And when Nara is invited to the town's announcement ceremony, which tests youths for magical gifts, he forbids her from revealing her powers. The poor village of Dimmitt has not announced a gifted youth for decades. But when Nara discovers that the town priest has been keeping secrets of his own, she draws upon her hidden magic to correct the injustice. Her rash decision sets her on a path of danger, discovery, and a quest for the divine. But will the truth she reveals set her people free? Or unlock a curse that could spell her doom? Looking for Dei is a magical adventure through a rich, exciting land. Readers who enjoy unique magic systems, great world-building, diverse characters and fast-paced action will adore this stunning fantasy tale!

Looking for Dei (The Godseeker Duet)

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