This morning a wife came home and claimed she slept at a friend’s. The husband then called her ten closest friends. Not one of them has heard from the wife in weeks.
On the other side of town, a husband came home and claimed he slept at a friend’s. The wife then called his ten closest friends. Eight of them said he crashed on the couch, two say he’s still there.
The U.S. Army’s K-9 Command War Dog Cemetery at Fort Mac in L.A. provided an incalculable amount of inspiration for Under Angels. I even chose one of these little soldiers to be the narrator for the novel.
The site now has a page dedicated to the hundreds of four-legged heroes who gave their lives in the name of freedom. RIP
Photos have been posted in the Under Angels gallery. This collection includes photos of the Under Angels tunnels, the graphics from the 2009 Under Angels blovel, and for you history buffs, some World War II Los Angeles newspaper headlines. While you’re in there, check out the 1942 Battle of Los Angeles.
