Letters in Vessels: A Memoir

Does God exist? If He does, how or where do we fit into the grand scheme of His existence? Can we actually be close and interact with God, be involved in and with His plans? Is this interaction available to all of us, even the destitute, the broken, the addicted, the guilt ridden, the hurting, the poor, the shamed, the rejected, the lost and the forgotten? Is this interaction even available to the dark horses? If you have or had any of these questions, you are not alone. The author of this book set out on a journey in search for answers to these questions. That journey led to an adventure filled with beauty, love, challenges, loyalty, strength, weakness, triumph, tragedy and overcoming. You will have to look into the pages within to see if he found the answers to his questions. It all started with a letter, led to a book and the end is yet to be written.

Anthony Diamandi was born in Key West and also lived in Daytona Beach Florida. He has been writing short stories, songs and poems most of his life and has received a Navy Achievement Medal for writing articles in the Skywriter Newspaper, Atsugi Japan. He was also stationed on Aircraft Carriers, USS Abraham Lincoln and USS Nimitz where he embarked on five deployments including operations in support of Iraqi Freedom campaign and Banda Aceh Tsunami relief. Most of his experiences in the Navy have either indirectly or directly influenced the writing of Letters in Vessels. Anthony currently resides in Seattle Washington with his son Tony.