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How to Tell a True War Story Study Guide

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by Tim O'Brien
About 44 pages (13,265 words)
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Further Reading

Beidler, Philip D., Re-Writing America: Vietnam Authors in Their Generation, University of Georgia Press, 1991.

This is a book of criticism by one of the founders of the Vietnam War genre.

Melling, Phillip, Vietnam in American Literature, Twayne, 1990.

Melling gives an accessible overview of the field of Vietnam War literature.

Schroeder, Eric James, Vietnam, We've All Been There:.....

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