Focusing is not accurate (Kappa World War II Chronicle)

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Features: This book consists of two parts: "Not So Sharp Focus" and "Kappa's Way." "Not So Sharp Focus" is a World War II memoir by Kappa, recreating his journey fighting alongside the Allies across the Atlantic, North Africa, and Europe. The text is humorous and lively, featuring over 100 photographs Kappa took during the war. "Kappa's Way" chronicles his life as a global nomad. It selects his photographic works from various periods, including the Spanish Civil War, the Chinese War of Resistance against Japan, the Middle Eastern War, and the Indochina War. "Not So Sharp Focus" was written in 1947. Kappa likely inherited some of the storytelling prowess of his father, Hemingway, with a strong ability to narrate stories. This memoir employs the novelist's penmanship, so it shouldn't be taken entirely as a "record."