Chronicles the surrender of Fort Sumter to the Confederates in April 1861, the establishment of the Confederate capital at Richmond, and the counterstrike by Union forces, in an epic account that draws on primary source material including the testimonies of hundreds of Civil War soldiers. By the author of Allegiance and The Brink. Reprint.
A three-day boxing tournament in southern Indiana sees twenty fighters--including Jarhead, a desperate man who wants to feed his children, and the undefeated Chainsaw Agnus, a meth cook--battle each other until only one is left.
So, this is not the distant postapocalyptic future-this is tomorrow, in a world Bill has already introduced us to.
[ Captain Francis Langston , of Dublin , as on his tombstone at Donnybrook . ] 1779 , April 20.—Mr. George McQuay . 1779 , October 18. — At Ringsend , Margaret Vavasor . 1780 , February 4. - John Causier . 1780 , July 2.