What Will Remain by Dan Clements

What Will Remain by Dan Clements

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A harrowing and unforgettable novel born out of the author's own experiences of serving in Afghanistan

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What Will Remain by Dan Clements

what will remain is a war novel born out of the author's own experiences of serving with the Royal Marines in Afghanistan. It consists of a series of distinct but closely interwoven stories told against the backdrop of the conflict: fragments of memory, sorrow and hope that build like impressionistic brushstrokes upon a canvas to create a profound and essential tableau of modern war and its place in society. Steeped vividly in the sun, sweat and sand of the Helmand front line but centred firmly within the treacherous battlefield of the human heart, what will remain is a harrowing and utterly captivating account from a richly talented debut author.
'You can tell from the fi rst page that Dan Clements is a writer of real talent, with a warrior's eye and a poet's earwhat will remain is a complex, intelligent and wide-ranging examination of modern warfare, and the toll it exacts from those at the sharp end.' Tom Williams, screenwriter of Kajaki: The True Story; 'Dan Clements is the genuine article. A dedicated and talented writer who tells it not how we might want it to be, but how it is.' Sam Jordison
Dan Clements joined the Royal Marines from school and went on to serve in Afghanistan, including front line operations in Helmand and work as an intelligence specialist with UK Special Forces. He left the Marines in 2008, aged 24, and now lives in London. what will remain is his first novel.
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ISBN 13 9781909269316
ISBN 10 190926931X
Title What Will Remain
Author Dan Clements
Condition Unavailable
Binding Type Paperback
Publisher Silvertail Books
Year published 2016-05-12
Number of pages 230
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