The Posthumous Life of R.W. Structures Battle Scars is a breathtaking

Battle Scars is a breathtaking account of Special Forces soldiering- a chronicle of operational bravery

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The Posthumous Life of R.W. Structures Battle Scars is a breathtakingAs Jean Frmon describes, "He muses, he mopes, he immerses himself in atlases, he recites the names of lakes, he observes insects, he listens to the sounds of fountains, he reads Leibniz. This man, known here by the initials of a name that is not his own, is not without a certain resemblance to the writer Robert Walser. He could almost be his avatar, his emanation, his apparition." Who is he? Or, more important, who is the I of these first person