Phil Klay
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Maximilian Uriarte wrote and illustrated The White Donkey, a graphic novel that highlights the tedium of deployment. "I think you can get a lot more nuance, a lot more meaning out of a story that isn't based in some kind of grand battle," he says. Courtesy of Little Brown and Co. hide caption
Soldiers Turned Authors Want You To Know: Our Books Don't Speak For All Vets
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Get To Know The Finalists For The 2014 National Book Award
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Get To Know The Finalists For The 2014 National Book Award
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'Redeployment' Explores Iraq War's Physical And Psychic Costs
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Reminder From A Marine: Civilians And Veterans Share Ownership Of War
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