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Tom Glenn interviews the author of Red Flags.
Andy and Elahe Dayton talk about their new book, The House That War Minister Built.
More than 40 years after his service in Vietnam, Karl Marlantes describes coming to terms with the emotional scars of combat in What It Is Like to Go to War.
Stephen Usery interviews the author of The Chitlin' Circuit and the Road to Rock 'n' Roll
This column presents monthly reviews of books of poems and books about poetry.
Wendy Coakley-Thompson interviews Thomas W. Young, author of Silent Enemy
Laura Kart Noell writes about the way new works of art and popular culture revisit traditional myths.
The Independent's Josh Trapani replies to Frank Ryan's response to the review of The Mystery of Metamorphosis.
