Elliot Ackerman
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2034: A Novel of the Next World War
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2021
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Waiting for Eden
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2018
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Dark at the Crossing
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2017
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Green on Blue
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2015
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Places and Names: On War, Revolution, and Returning
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2019
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The Fifth Act: America's End in Afghanistan
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2022
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Red Dress in Black & White
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2020
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Halcyon
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2023
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Istanbul Letters
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Liberties Journal of Culture and Politics: Volume I, Issue 4
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"Compelling novel that I could not put down. Hemingway like prose captures moments & situations. I will read his other novels & his autobiography. "
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"I’m wondering how I’d missed the author until now. This clever and well-written story is filled with “what if“ scenarios that leave one considering the tiny details of circumstance that shape our lives. "
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"“‘You can correct the past,’ said Susan. ‘That's what my daughter believes. You're a historian; that should make sense to you.’
And it made perfect sense, except I wasn't the type of historian who believed the past could or should be corrected.” -----" Read more of this review » |
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“They'd all be buried together, and Haris imagined the seeds in the girl's pocket growing shoots that would swaddle them beneath the earth, the barley sprouting upward, an unexpected crop reaching toward the sun.”
― Dark at the Crossing
― Dark at the Crossing
“The militants fought to protect us from the Americans and the Americans fought to protect us from the militants, and being so protected, life was very dangerous.”
― Green on Blue
― Green on Blue
“Like the bottom of a lake, the trees trapped a cold reminder that the sun struggles to touch all parts of the earth equally.”
― Green on Blue
― Green on Blue
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“They'd all be buried together, and Haris imagined the seeds in the girl's pocket growing shoots that would swaddle them beneath the earth, the barley sprouting upward, an unexpected crop reaching toward the sun.”
― Dark at the Crossing
― Dark at the Crossing
“Like the bottom of a lake, the trees trapped a cold reminder that the sun struggles to touch all parts of the earth equally.”
― Green on Blue
― Green on Blue
“The militants fought to protect us from the Americans and the Americans fought to protect us from the militants, and being so protected, life was very dangerous.”
― Green on Blue
― Green on Blue
“Politics,” he says, “can be defined as the acquisition or maintenance of power. You can do this in two ways: by either dividing people or uniting them. Uniting people is very difficult,” he explains, “but dividing them is far easier.”
― Istanbul Letters
― Istanbul Letters