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"A moving account of a young soldier's story. This deeply personal memoir gives voice to the countless soldiers we have yet to hear from and never will."
—Yvonne...
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"Anthony doesn’t pull any punches. A gritty story about saving lives and medical soldiers’ battle to save their sanity after they’re done saving lives."
—Vivian...
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"An unsettling, hyper-subjective account of a young Army medic discovering himself, his values, and what it means to be a self-directed, conscious man in the world...
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"SPC Anthony's authentic journal opens our eyes to the corrosive effect of the military mindset on human sensibilities. This is the unadulterated grit of history,...
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"Mass Casualties is a terrific story of war, emergency medicine, and the men and women who suffer to treat wounded soldiers and civilians. On top of this, he tells...
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"Mass Casualties is a raw and humorous account of Army medics dodging harm from mortars and the military bureaucracy. Michael Anthony gives us a gripping memoir of...
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"Glossy recruitment brochures tell one story. This book tells another. Beyond the slick fantasies promoted by the Pentagon and the euphemisms reported by the news...
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"Mass Casualties by Michael Anthony is a true to life exposé of the absurdity of the war in Iraq. Anthony lays bare the hyper-reality of American knowinglessness...
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"The full story of the Iraq War remains to be written, but the firsthand accounts of young people who were there can help us begin to try and make sense of what is...
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"The human cost of war is excessive, as this harsh but thoroughly absorbing book by Michael Anthony reveals. It’s a riveting account of life within the pitch of...
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McSweeneys.net reviews
Readers of the quarterly know Ms. Ehrhardt's stories from Issues 14 and 16, and now there's a whole book of them together in one place, which is very convenient....
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Energy Bulletin reviews
The brilliance of Greer is that he takes the trouble to explain these social mindsets from the beginning so by the end of it you are like "yeah how obvious...
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The Washington Post reviews
"Bohjalian deftly weaves the many threads of this story back and forth, from past to present, from abuse to humanity, from devastation to redemption. His ability...
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Original review reviews
by Louis Breger
"Psychotherapy Lives Intersecting" by Louis Breger is a thoughtful, well- documented, readable and informative book. The Author's informal jargon-free style and...
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Out in Print Queer Book Reviews reviews
The eleven stories that comprise The Touch of the Sea take full advantage of not only locations but the ocean’s mysterious elements as well. Sea creatures abound,...
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University of North Carolina Library reviews
Jemma Chase, the CSI-obsessed heroine ofMurder at Blue Falls and Perfect for Framing, is back in this latest installment in Bishop’...
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Macabre Ink reviews
by Loren Rhoads
"This is a very strong, very intense and emotionally charged collection from some of the most talented ladies of darkness working in the horror and...
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Diablo Magazine reviews
Put down that box of chocolates! And the roses, too. Kate and David Marshall have published the ultimate Valentine's Day gift; a fill-in-the-blanks book that...
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The New York Times reviews
Asimov finds The House of Mondavi "clear," "detailed," and "compelling." He writes: "Call it Greek tragedy or Shakespearean drama, Biblical strife, Freudian...
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http://www.carolynjourdan.com/05b_reviews.htm reviews
A Best Book Club Book of 2008 says Book Sense
A Best Book of 2008 says The Literary Guild
THE FIRST EVER Book of the Month for Family Circle Magazine!
A Most Fun...
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