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“WAR IS HELL” by Arthur Edwards is among the books displayed by Author Reputation Press during the 76th Frankfurt Book Fair in Frankfurt, Germany, on October 16-20, 2024.

The 76th Frankfurter Buchmesse (16–20 October 2024) puts a spotlight on current topics in the world of international publishing and on today’s socio-political issues. At the same time, it is expanding the venues that allow readers and authors to interact, with an emphasis this year on the growing desire younger readers have to engage with literature. The book fair’s opening ceremony took place on 15 October 2024 under the motto “FBM24 is Read!ng—Read. Reflect. Relate.”

Frankfurter Buchmesse is one of the world’s most important stages for current debates on international and socio-political events. In Frankfurt, we bring together the people whose business is ideas, open a constructive dialogue on pressing issues, and meet on equal footing with those who have different views.

Frankfurter Buchmesse strives to be the key business event for our customers, providing them with all the components they need to succeed. We achieve this by informing them about important trends and topics, enabling their contact with important players in the respective markets, and, above all, helping them pave the way to innovative business models in the book and media industry. All year round. On an international scale.

We see the book fair as a platform to share our passion for good stories and to experience creativity that engages all the senses. It’s where the fans and friends of renowned authors can meet and enjoy close encounters with their idols. At the heart of it, Frankfurter Buchmesse is a crossroads where people and culture meet. Frankfurter Buchmesse stands for respect, diversity, and tolerance. We celebrate our wide range of different participants, whom we engage with at eye level in open dialogue.

This year, Frankfurter Buchmesse is once again demonstrating its indispensability as a venue for professional exchange in the global book industry, thanks to its fully booked Literary Agents & Scouts Centre (LitAg), the largest meeting place of its kind worldwide, as well as an expanded audio area and an increase in international stages and trade events, including high-ranking CEO talks.

The mission of Author Reputation Press is to foster literary connections between authors and readers. In line with this, ARP displayed several of its remarkable books at the largest book trade fair in the world. The book gallery was even more interesting because of the large variety of genres in the exhibition. 

“War is Hell” by Arthur Edwards is a narrative that explores the harrowing experiences of a fighter pilot and his internal struggles amidst the chaos of warfare. The book delves into themes of duty, morality, and the psychological ramifications of combat.

Author Arthur A. Edwards was a naval officer and veteran of the Korean conflict who grew up in Northern California during the Depression and World War II. He studied warfare at the University of California, Berkeley, and has a library full of history books. He is descended from a long line of veterans; two of his great-grandfathers served in the Union Army during the Civil War: a grandfather who tried to enlist in the Spanish-American War and a father who served in the Navy twice, once just as World War I ended and again in World War II.

Arthur graduated with a degree in mechanical engineering from the University of California, Berkeley, and he worked in the aerospace industry, building weather and communication satellites. Every time he brings home another book on WW II, his wife asks, “Is there anything you don’t know about the war?

His other books are The War We Almost Lost: How We Came Close To Losing World War II and The Journey to Hangtown Haven. Visit Arthur A. Edwards’ website at https://arthuredwardsbooks.com/.

In “War is Hell,” Edwards recounts the grim realities of war, emphasizing the moral dilemmas faced by soldiers. The narrative is expected to include accounts of mistakes and brilliant tactics during significant battles, reflecting on how these decisions influenced the outcome of conflicts.

The book’s title suggests a profound examination of the emotional and psychological toll of war on individuals, possibly showcasing how the protagonist grapples with the burdens of honor and survival. In conclusion, Arthur Edwards’ “War is Hell” aims to provide readers with a thought-provoking look at the nature of war, the complexities of human emotions during combat, and a tribute to those who have served.

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