Drawing from extensive experience in intelligence and the armed forces, this author crafts narratives that delve into the complexities of foreign policy and defense. His writing is marked by sharp observation, revealing the human consequences of global conflicts and political decisions. Through his work, he offers readers a unique perspective on the challenges faced by both soldiers and policymakers.
Through the lens of small-town baseball, this memoir delves into the complexities of modern American values. The author, an acclaimed journalist, reflects on his journey from Princeton to military service in Iraq, ultimately discovering profound truths in the unassuming setting of a minor league stadium in Batavia, New York. The narrative intertwines personal experiences with broader social commentary, offering a heartfelt exploration of community, identity, and the essence of American life.
The story of the twelve American soldiers who were assigned to guard Saddam Hussein in his final months.