Tag Archives: Anti-War Fiction

Ron Jacobs :
BOOKS | On leave from imperial war

Posted on April 22, 2014 by Thorne Dreyer

Plainspoken but eloquent, David Anselme’s ‘On Leave,’ is a novel about war; about the soldiers who fight them and the civilians who send them. By Ron Jacobs | The Rag Blog | March 22, 2014 [On Leave: A Novel by … Continue reading →

Posted in RagBlog | Tagged Algeria, Anti-War Fiction, Books, David Anselme, Fiction, French Imperialism, On Leave, Rag Bloggers, Ron Jacobs, Vietnam War | Leave a comment

Tag Archives: Anti-War Fiction

Ron Jacobs :
BOOKS | On leave from imperial war

SEARCH

TAGS

RECENT POSTS

Ivan Koop Kuper : LITERATURE | Larry McMurtry: The Houston years and beyond

Alice Embree : THE VOTE | Voter suppression in Texas

Roger Baker : POVERTY | We need a federal solution to homelessness

Harry Targ : RACE | On anti-Asian racism: The historical record abroad and at home

Lamar W. Hankins : RED SCARE | The Communists are everywhere: Reflections from childhood

JONAH RASKIN : POETS | Tongo Eisen-Martin: A poet with genocide on his mind

Lamar W. Hankins : JUSTICE | Saudi murder and American murder: An ethical equivalence

ALLEN YOUNG : ANALYSIS | Varied evolutionary pathways of 1960s activists

JONAH RASKIN : OBITUARY | Lawrence Ferlinghetti (1919-2021)

Alice Embree : POLITICAL CRIME | Ken Paxton and the Three 'Enemigos'

Larry Piltz : VERSE | Bernie Sanders’ Victory Tour 2021

JONAH RASKIN : OBITUARY | Rennie Davis (1940-2021): Not the boy next door

JONAH RASKIN : FILM | 'The War at Home'

Roger Baker : TRANSPORTATION | Is widening I-35 Austin’s biggest boondoggle ever?

JONAH RASKIN : FILM | Watch this movie: Dorothy Dickie's LNS

ARCHIVES

Tag Archives: Anti-War Fiction

Share:

SEARCH

TAGS

ARCHIVES