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The Good Soldiers
by David Finkel
"The Good Soldiers," by David Finkel (12/16/2009)
"The Good Soldiers" is a true narrative of a 15-month tour of duty of one US Army infantry battalion while at war in Iraq. It's well-crafted sentences and fluid transitions make it easy to read, to follow, to understand. Perhaps a bit too easy, for readers can findmore
The Story of Edgar Sawtelle: A Novel
by David Wroblewski
Does this book have a category? (7/14/2008)
Gripping. Well-written. A direct shot narrative with masterful imagery: you always know where you're headed. So, I was initially excited - here, perhaps, was the American masterpiece of this quarter-century. Indeed, one brilliant, heart-breaking chapter on an old dog namedmore
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