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Fiction

WE'LL LIVE TOMORROW

 

 

 

 

Two lost souls strike up an unusual friendship in war-torn Afghanistan. Karimullah is looking for sanctuary after years of exploitation at the hands of a violent master. Hunter Ames, a middle-aged aid worker grappling with his own tragic past, sets out to rescue him. But malevolent forces shadow their escape, bringing a lesson of redemption and a confrontation with pure evil.

". . . an insightful, impressively broad glimpse of a formidable mission." — Kirkus Reviews

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Lyrics

This magnificent showcase for men's voices . . .

is a message of heroism, peace and love for the ages." — Hal Leonard, publisher

THE MESSAGE

 

 


 

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Published in 2015, this four-part song for choir and piano was composed by Joseph Martin with lyrics by Will Everett.  

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Documentary

In 2006, the original 4.7 million doughboys of World War One had shrunk to a mere handful of veterans, aged 105 to 113.  The World War One Living History Project was the only media project to recognize the legacy and contributions of this passing generation of soldiers. Will traveled the country to interview the last dozen soldiers of the “war to end all wars.” The program was narrated by veteran CBS anchor Walter Cronkite and aired on more than 300 NPR affiliate stations.

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Selected Reportage

 

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