When it was first published more than 20 years back, Joe Haldeman’s novel won the Hugo and Nebula awards and was chosen Best Novel in a number of countries. Today, it is hailed a classic of technology fiction that foreshadowed many of the futuristic themes of the 1990s: bionics, sensory manipulation, and time distortion. William Mandella can be a soldier in Earth’s top notch brigade. As the battle against the Taurans sends him from galaxy to galaxy, he learns to use protective body shells and sophisticated weaponry. He adapts to the civilizations and terrains of distant outposts. But with every month in space, years are transferring on the planet. Where will he contact home when (and if) the Forever Battle ends? Narrator George Wilson’s efficiency conveys all the imaginative technology and individual drama from the Forever War. Established against a backdrop of vivid battle moments, this absorbing function asks provocative questions about the very nature of battle.