Strange Prisoners: From the Autobiographies of Ward Singer

by Dennis Humphrey

In Strange Prisoners, narrator Ward Singer recalls his past as a U.S. Army lieutenant in Germany in the early 1990’s. Puzzled by the second-rate replica of American culture created by the US military in Germany to make overseas service members feel at home, he suspects a more sophisticated hidden intelligence at work in society in general, bent on controlling the culture in which it is embedded—to what end, he does not know.  Yet.

342 pages, Paperback

Published June 14, 2017