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Retrieving Bones: Stories & Poems of the Korean War, Rutgers University Press, 1999. with Philip K. Jason). Stories from Where We Live: The North Atlantic Coast.

Retrieving Bones: Stories & Poems of the Korean War, Rutgers University Press, 1999. Demilitarized Zones: Veterans After Vietnam, East River Anthology, 1976. Poems and prose have also been reprinted in over 100 anthologies, textbooks, cultural studies, critical studies and other books. Recent examples include: American War Poetry, Goldensohn, e. Columbia University Press, 2006.

Many of the twelve stories and fifty poems assembled in Retrieving Bones have long been out of print and are almost .

Many of the twelve stories and fifty poems assembled in Retrieving Bones have long been out of print and are almost impossible to find in any other source. In a detailed introduction, Ehrhart and Jason discuss the milestones of the Korean War and place each fiction writer and poet represented into historical and literary contexts

Retrieving Bones: Stories & Poems of the Korean War, Rutgers University Press, 1999.

W. D. Ehrhart in Conversation: Vietnam, America and the Written Word, Jean-Jaques Malo, e. McFarland & Company, In. 2017. Dead on a High Hill: Essays on War, Literature and Living, 2002-2012, McFarland & Company, In. 2012. The Madness of It All: Essays on War, Literature, and American Life, McFarland & Company, In. 2002. Retrieving Bones: Stories & Poems of the Korean War, Rutgers University Press, 1999.

The Korean War was a major event in American history I am very familiar with Ehrhart's work - and he's creative, thoughtful, and a consumate literary pro. All of this shows through here

I am very familiar with Ehrhart's work - and he's creative, thoughtful, and a consumate literary pro. All of this shows through here

Ehrhart has been called "the dean of Vietnam war poetry. New York: Avon Books, 1986. Going Back: An ex-Marine returns to Vietnam. New Brunswick, NJ: Rutgers University Press, 1999.

Ehrhart has been called "the dean of Vietnam war poetry. Jefferson, NC: McFarland, 1987; also published as Going Back: A poet who was once a Marine returns to Vietnam. Wallingford, PA: Pendle Hill, 1987. Beautiful Wreckage by .

The Korean War was a major event in American history Many of the 12 stories and 50 poems included in Retrieving Bones are long out of print

The Korean War was a major event in American history. It marked an abrupt end to the euphoria Americans felt in the wake of victory in World War II and turned out to be the harbinger of disaster in Vietnam a decade later. Yet the Korean War has been neglected by historians and mostly overlooked by American popular culture. Many of the 12 stories and 50 poems included in Retrieving Bones are long out of print. Also included are an antated list of vels, n-fiction and films; a chrology of the Korean War; and a comprehensive introduction that discusses the major milestones of the conflict and places each author and poet in an historical and literary context.

Ehrhart, W. ason, Philip . .Ed. (1999) Retrieving bones:stories and poems of the Korean War New Brunswick, . Rutgers University Press, MLA Citation. Ehrhart, W. eds. Retrieving Bones: Stories And Poems Of The Korean War. New Brunswick, . Rutgers University Press, 1999. These citations may not conform precisely to your selected citation style. Please use this display as a guideline and modify as needed. Names: Ehrhart, W. Jason, Philip K.

The Korean War was a major event in American history . Many of the twelve stories and fifty poems assembled in Retrieving Bones have long been out of print and are almost impossible to find in any other source. In a detailed introduction, Ehrhart and Jason discuss the milestones of the Korean War and place each fiction writer and poet represented into historical and literary contexts. Among the writers and poets are. · James Lee Burke.

Ehrhart) and Acts and Shadows: The Vietnam War in American Literary Culture

Ehrhart) and Acts and Shadows: The Vietnam War in American Literary Culture. A widely published poet, he is coauthor (with Allan B. Lefcowitz) of the Creative Writer's Handbook. Though three years of brutal fighting resulted in millions of casualties, the final truce line of 1953 corresponded almost exactly to the positions the opponents held when the fighting began. Back home, the returning veterans met with little interest in or appreciation of what they had endured.