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Grove Press StaffMilitary History · Non-Fiction
Road Work
Mark Bowden's "Road Work" collects his finest nonfiction, spanning his extensive career from The Philadelphia Inquirer to The Atlantic. This collection takes readers on journeys to uncover a massive cocaine ring in a small Rhode Island town, witness anti-poaching efforts in Zambia, and delve into the controversial world of interrogation at Guantanamo Bay. Bowden also sheds new light on Saddam Hussein's reign and his final days, and immerses us in the high-stakes air war over Afghanistan with the 391st Fighter Squadron.