War torn

The Personal Experiences of Women Reporters in the Vietnam War

Pages: 320
Published: 2004
Language: English

This book collects the personal narratives of five American women journalists who reported from the front lines of the Vietnam War. Their accounts offer a unique and intimate perspective on the conflict, detailing the challenges and realities faced by those covering one of history's most defining events. It provides a powerful look at their experiences and the impact of war.

Prose complexity: 7/10

Informative Reflective Emotional Complex

Multiple POVs

Biography & Memoir History Military History

Authors

Ann Mariano

Ann Mariano writes historical drama, known for her book "War Torn." She focuses on the human stories that emerge from conflict.

Denby Fawcett

Denby Fawcett is the author of "War torn," a powerful look at conflict. Her writing offers a direct perspective on the human experience during wartime.

Edith Lederer

Edith Lederer is a veteran journalist known for her reporting on global conflicts. Her book, "War torn," provides firsthand accounts from war zones, offering readers a direct look at the human impact of conflict.

Jurate Kazickas

Jurate Kazickas is the author of War torn, a powerful look at the human experience during conflict. Her writing brings important historical events and personal stories to light.

Tad Bartimus

Tad Bartimus is the author of Mid Life Confidential, a collection of essays exploring the humor and challenges of middle age. His writing offers a relatable and funny look at everyday life.