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Reign of the Madman: The Birdcatcher

Reign of the Madman: The Birdcatcher

Schenck, Jr. Walter Joseph

Paperback

General Fiction

ISBN10: 1523654635
ISBN13: 9781523654635
Publisher: Createspace
Published: Jan 22 2016
Pages: 664
Weight: 2.50
Height: 1.33 Width: 7.00 Depth: 10.00
Language: English
Many books, non-fiction as well as fiction, have been written about the Vietnam War. Heroes, anti-heroes, helicopters battles, tank battles, The Battle of An Loc, The Battle of Kontom, the Battle for the soul. While there are some good non-fiction books out there, those books have the advantage of already being populated with characters, with location, with history, with themes, and story-lines. In contrast, there are few good fiction books written on Vietnam, and in fact, about any kind of war experience. Among all the fiction books ever written on Vietnam, where the imagination has to soar to create characters from scratch, to create realistic locations and dialogue, to capture the essential ingredient of soldiers at war and the aftermath of their actions, and to write intensive war battles, only the Vietnam War book written by Walter Schenck captures the essence of the Vietnam War as a war of extremities. Of existence. Of survival. Mr. Schenck's book, in the world of fiction encompassing the Vietnam War, has no equal.

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