This book is unique in the literature of our country's involvement in Vietnam--telling a part of that story that still remains largely untold. And as its narrator returns from the mordant nightmare of his 1970 imprisonment (for being AWOL) to the coolly ambiguous landscape of present-day California life, we feel his vision has somehow already become our own.
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This book is unique in the literature of our country's involvement in Vietnam--telling a part of that story that still remains largely untold. And as its narrator returns from the mordant nightmare of his 1970 imprisonment (for being AWOL) to the coolly ambiguous landscape of present-day California life, we feel his vision has somehow already become our own.
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