Where the Blacktop Ends
Where the Blacktop Ends by John R. Mizell is a biographical fiction that explores the life of the author, drawing from his childhood and experiences during the Vietnam War. Published by John Mizell on August 11, 2013, this edition comprises 234 pages and is presented in English. The narrative follows a man who navigates the fringes of society, depicting his journey from a persecuted child in Southern Alabama to a soldier facing overwhelming odds in Vietnam.
Readers will find a blend of humor, tragedy, and the extraordinary events that shaped Mizell’s life. The story captures the complexities of his experiences, including his struggles and triumphs, as he confronts both personal and external challenges. With themes rooted in biography and historical fiction, this work provides insight into the author’s unique perspective on life, war, and love, particularly in the context of his relationship with his wife amidst the chaos of conflict.
Official synopsis Publisher
Is biographical fiction based in part on the Childhood, and Vietnam tour, of John Mizell. It’s the story of a life, led at the edges of what we call, society, to a man that was death’s friend, in times of war, and peace. The strange, bloody, funny, tragic, and amazing days that saw him grow from a persecuted, aphonic child on dirt roads in a town with no name in Southern Alabama, to a married man in a violent Vietnam making a last stand against overwhelming odds to save his young, beautiful, and affluent French-Vietnamese wife.
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