American Lit
Andrew BeatonAmerican Lit departs from Cold War HR R&D, and meanders in and out of coastal defense systems, more past than present. American Lit is a prankster photon influenced publication, drafted by an imperfect human.
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American Lit is adrift, all drafts...a work in progress. Some of it goes into or comes out of projects based on more than half a century's field work. I am an imperfect, damaged, (M.A. (T) Rutgers University Newark, NJIT, Cold War survivor.
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