Collateral Damage from SE Asia to the Middle East

About the Book

“Collateral Damage From SE Asia to the Middle East” is a collection of creative non-fiction stories gleaned from the author’s experiences, news clippings and Iraqis Blogs, except for the “Rumsfeld Military Hospital” which is tongue-in-cheek.

About the Author

Born in Brooklyn, N.Y., Dan Dewey is a service connected disabled Vietnam veteran whose formative years were fashioned growing up in New York State’s 1st Protestant orphanage and finally forged with years of bomb recovery at the El Uotia Bomb Range, northern Sahara desert, and the Republic of Vietnam – taking a break from experiential truths to pursue a formal education in literature and eventual Masters degree in Information Science. Following 25 years heating with wood in the Blue Ridge Mountains on a dirt road at “the end of the power line”, home schooling his 3 children, and pursuing art in many mediums, Dan moved back to a Homogenized America to work with Florida’s most violent prisoners which honed a sense of gallows humor that permeates his creative non-fiction writing. He now lives on a 31’ 7 ton one-off sloop primarily docked in Anclote Isles, FL as far away from adult life as he can get.