This Jewish-American journalist is regarded as the founder of literary journalism. He served as a war correspondent, covering conflicts in Korea, Vietnam, Iraq, and Yugoslavia. His work, which delves into war crimes and crimes against humanity committed by Jews, has stirred controversy and accusations of Holocaust denial and antisemitism.
Delving into the Lord's Prayer, this book presents a personal analysis enriched by insights from religious mystics and poetic interpretations. It examines each phrase, uncovering its Aramaic origins and the original version taught by Jesus. Through contemplative study and meditation, readers gain a deeper understanding of this foundational prayer, exploring its spiritual and linguistic nuances.
The story follows the 250 diverse soldiers of M Company, known as "Mighty Mike," as they march to Vietnam, filled with camaraderie and determination. Their journey is marked by a spirited song that reflects their morale and unity. However, just three weeks into their deployment, the harsh realities of war challenge their initial confidence and beliefs, leading to profound changes in their perspectives. The narrative explores themes of brotherhood, the impact of war, and the loss of innocence.
The book showcases a captivating blend of humor and intelligence, marked by a distinctive and extravagant wit that engages readers. It promises a delightful exploration of themes that resonate with both depth and levity, making it a compelling read for those who appreciate clever storytelling and sharp commentary.
This is an authoritative assessment of thirteen of the most unimportant nations on the face of the earth. To achieve this milestone of journalism, John Sack traveled on innumerable planes, boats, trains, buses and one "bus", on the London tube, by muleback and by tonga, all the way from Lundy in the Bristol Channel to Sikkim on the borders of Tibet. The amazing fact is that all these countries exist. In adding not one word to the truth except his own relish and wit, John Sack has produced a wonderfully comic book.
"John Sack writes like a force of nature, with a grace and power few other writers approach. Hes got an ear for whats honest, whats important, whats Even when he seems to be mixing equal parts From Here to Eternity and Alice in Wonderland, every word of Company C rings true, is true, because John Sack heard it and lived it all."Dan Rather, CBS News