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Ebook Download , by Salvatore Scibona

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, by Salvatore Scibona

, by Salvatore Scibona


, by Salvatore Scibona


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Product details

File Size: 1291 KB

Print Length: 432 pages

Page Numbers Source ISBN: 0525558527

Publisher: Penguin Press (March 5, 2019)

Publication Date: March 5, 2019

Sold by: Penguin Group (USA) LLC

Language: English

ASIN: B07DN3B2CX

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Amazon Best Sellers Rank:

#45,255 Paid in Kindle Store (See Top 100 Paid in Kindle Store)

A beautifully written novel that I couldn’t put down. The author has the ability to craft a story that is both honest and powerful, and demonstrates a deep understanding of humanity. Although it’s only March, I can confidently say this is one of the best novels of the year.

An epic literary novel. Covering multiple generations and spanning the globe from Iowa, Queens, and New Mexico, to Vietnam, Germany, and Latvia, this is by far the best novel I've read this year. The language is stunning and the characters are unforgettable. Good for fans of Don DeLillo and Dennis Johnson.

The novel by Mr Scibona is a difficult one to understand and really enjoy. The author utilizes an almost stream of consciousness writing style which I must indicate does not work for this novel. It touches on four generations of men; their pathways through life and the horrors of the war in Vietnam as it affects one of them. Vollie Frade is met at a point where almost on a whim to escape a bad home situation enlists in the Marine Corps. This is just in time to be sent to Vietnam where he witnesses the horrors of that war. On a second tour he is captured in Cambodia where American forces are not supposed to be. He is held in horrible conditions in prison with two other men and becomes the only survivor to escape and return home. This imprisonment does affect him through the remainder of his life. In a similarity to Winston Groom's novel "Forrest Gump" major events around the world are depicted during the course of the story and integrated into the story line. Unfortunately, I found that I could not retain an interest in the book due to the myriad of shifts and characters introduced with little or no interconnection.

The Volunteer by Salvatore Scibona is a generational saga, spanning about 100 years in which the effects of the Vietnam War are felt. Mr. Scibona is an award winning American author and writer of short stories.A young boy is stranded at Hamburg Fuhlsbuettel Airport in 2010. He speaks no German and it seems as if he was abandoned.Vollie Frade, nicknamed “Vollie” because he volunteered for the war instead of being drafted, forges his father’s signature to enlist instead of being drafted. Vollie just wants out of his home in Iowa and maybe even get a sense of who he really is.In Vietnam, Volie meets Lorch, a spy who recruits him for a secret government operation in Queens, NY. Escaping from Lorch’s clutches, Vollie finds himself in New Mexico and in love with Louisa. Vollie also raises Louisa’s son, a violent teen, turned violent man who himself finds a life in the military and keeps on volunteering for tours of duty in the Middle East.The Volunteer by Salvatore Scibona is a man’s novel. A book about men, the intimate relationships of one to himself, fathers and sons and how the traumatic effects of one generation affect the next, and even the one after that.This is a sprawling story, which moves through geography, culture, and time in a deliberate, yet non-linear manner. The author allows us to see how men see themselves, and how the mind works allowing the characters to wander outside of themselves into places which do not exist.The theme of disappearing seems to be a constant throughout this novel. Vollie seems to always try to disappear, he runs away to the Marines, shamed by his parents’ illiteracy, disappears from a secret government job, and even his family, but he always finds out, sometimes too late, that his disappearing act was often a decades long illusion. Vollie’s son also try to disappear, or make others disappear without really understanding why.The book seem to ramble on at some parts, soliloquies of the characters thinking, or society’s reflection upon itself. Taken in context though, getting into the mind of a character including the artificial walls he builds around himself, his memories (real or not) as well as dreams creates a confidential relationship between the readers and the characters they are reading about.

Scibona's second novel follows the experiences of a few men and women throughout the 20th and 21st centuries, with a focus on one particular man who survived the Vietnam War. It's a book about war and the reasons we go to war—with strangers and with our families. It's a book about people who try to run away from themselves, and how hard it is to disappear in the world. It's finally about love, particularly love between people who are suspicious of love. The prose is beautiful and thoughtful; it'll make you think hard about what's important. The Volunteer is a novel that's brave because of how seriously it takes the challenges of living through recent history.

I tried, I tried and then I gave up. Scibona has written a novel which is going to be a love it or hate it proposition for readers. It starts off strong but then goes, at least for me, sideways. Vollie has some real issues, which became, unlike the plot, increasingly clear. Thanks to Edelweiss for the ARC. A pass from me.

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