Beach red
first published 1945
Beach Red, by Peter Bowman, explores the agonizing experience of the soldier, specifically in World War Two, illuminating the emotional journey of the everyman in war. From the obscene to the Holy, Bowman in a slender volume of prose poetry pulls the reader into so compelling a world it is almost impossible to put Beach Red aside before reading it in one go. Do not be fooled, the book beckons again and again, passage...
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