Set against the turmoil of the Vietnam war, Gates of Eden tells the story of five young rebels who unite with their compatriots to build the most powerful antiwar movement in American history.
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Jul.28.2010 - 12:42 pm
I had to be three years old. We were living in the projects. It was nighttime and I was standing in a big rocking chair. The room was full of books and records in shelves down...
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Jan.20.2010 - 11:54 am
Johnny Never Said Goodbye
from
American Postcards
(fictional snapshots about growing up absurd in 1950s America)
Gus’ old man always wore a blue oxford cloth shirt and khaki...
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Oct.21.2009 - 6:40 pm
My friend Richard takes a room at the Capri. After three sleep-deprived days in our noisy, group-rate Havana hotel, he has grown restless and grumpy. By his own admission, Richard...
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Reflections on a Master of War
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Novel Excerpt: Two-Shirt Weather
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Short Fiction: Harmonica
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Oct.16.2010
Published by The Midwest Review
Midwest Book Review
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Voice from the Planet (Paperback)
Charles Degelman, editor
Harvard Square Editions
5.0 out of 5 stars A solid volume, not to be missed, October...
About Charles
Charles Degelman is a writer, editor, producer, and publisher living in Los Angeles.
He has written and produced documentary and educational films for TNT, Churchill Films, Pyramid Films, Philips Interactive Media, and others. Titles include a feature-...
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