Most of the criticism I’ve written since the mid-1990s for such outlets as The Nation magazine and the Sunday Boston Globe Book Review, is directly or indirectly related to the Vietnam War. As a published writer during that period, this is the area in which I have been most productive, creating a body of work that I look upon with pride.
Previewing Burns/Novick: A Tale of Two Critics —
Counterpunch, August 26, 2017
The Bloodbath in Vietnam Was Us - Hue Back When —
Counterpunch, November 4, 2017
Combat and Reconciliation — The Boston Sunday Globe,
June 26 2005
Armed With the Facts — Vermont Guardian, December 2004
A Skillful Chronicle of Kerry's Conflicts — The Boston Globe,
January 19 2004
War & Remembrance — The Boston Globe, February 16 2003
Warriors' Honor and the Ordeal of Survival — PeaceWork,
July/August 2002
That's Vietnam, Jake — The Nation, July 9 2001
The Jaws of Victory — The Boston Sunday Globe,
August 1, 1999
War and Madness — PeaceWork,
December 1998/January 1999
Obsessed by Vietnam — The Dissident, June 1997
On the Lam From Vietnam — The Nation, September 18 1995
How We Bombed in Laos — The Washington Post,
September 17 1995
Bombing for the Hell of It — The Nation, June 12 1995
Travels With Charlie — The Nation, February 27 1995
The God That Resigned — the Progressive, February 1995
Dear America: Letters Home from Vietnam —
the Progressive, September 1986
Gung Ho — the Progressive, October 1981
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