Larry Rottmann Editors (11 results)

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paperback. Condition: Acceptable. Signed. Inscribed by author to former owner. Damp stained with rippling throughout. Spine Creasing.

Trade Paperback. Condition: Good. 208 Pages. Index of Authors and Photographers. Illustrated with black and white photographs throughout. Store stamp on title page. Straight square book with some cover edge wear, corner creases and front page edges have light staining. This is the second volume in a series of veterans' writings coming out of the Indochina experience. The first was Winning Hearts and Minds and the third book is Postmortem. The editors suggest that the 21 authors of these selections are a collective insight into the price paid by both peoples when one culture attempts to strip another of its dignity and destroy its gods and explores America's attempt to shape an ancient Asian cultdure into an image that reflects our own ophysical and psychological needs. They further suggest that there were three levels of experience: men wh operation out of this realization, those who were aware of their loss of freedom but failed to confront it, and the majority who never understood and that most Americans have also refused to understand the sickness and pushed it back into the nations's psyche, lwhere it grows and engenders new disease. The Authors are: William Pelfrey, David Huddle, James Shields, and the three editors, James Aitken, Igor Bobrowsky, Frank Cross, William Currer, George Davis, James Dorris, Julian Grajewski, John Kimpel, Loyd Little, Michael McCusker, Quentin Mueller, Oran Pitts, Steven Smith, John Tavela, Martin Ray, and Vernon Schibla. Titles are: Gliding Baskets, The Old Man, Bangalore, The Meeting, Medical Evacation, The Accident, First Light, Out with the Lions, Search and Destroy, The Vietnamese Elections, The Interrogation of the Prisoner Bung by Mister Hawkins and Sergeant Tree, And Even Beautiful Hands Cry, Lederer's Legacy, The Courier, Cadidate, Thi Bong Dzu, Temporary Duty, R&R, Ben, Souvenir, Warren, Extract, Ben, The Rabbi, and, Children Sleeping-Bombs Falling.…

Condition: acceptable. This book is in Acceptable condition. All pages are intact, but may have lots of notes, water damage or other issues and be ex library.

Soft cover. Condition: Fine. 2nd Printing. 1972. 2nd Printing. Fine paperback book. An as new copy that's inscribed by one of the contributors, Michael Uhl. 116pp. (F).

Softcover. Condition: Good+. No Edition Stated. Small owner's inscription at back of book, some rubbing to covers, little bit of soiling, pages lightly toning, small crease to rear cover; b/w photos; 208 pages.

PAPER BACK OLIVE. Condition: GOOD. SECOND PRINTIN. General wear: previous owner markings on title page, small bookplate residue, foxing B&W photos and illustrations DATE PUBLISHED: 1972, JUNE EDITION: SECOND PRINTIN 119.

Condition: VERY GOOD. First printing, in wrappers. (the true first, only issued as a trade paperback and preceding the McGraw-Hill editions.) A collection of 20 stories and some photographs illustrating the human cost of the Indochina conflict through fiction. Contributions from William Pelfrey, David Huddle, James Shields, and the three editors, as well as James Aitken, Igor Bobrowsky, Frank Cross, William Currer, George Davis, James Dorris, Julian Grajewski, John Kimpel, Loyd Little, Michael McCusker, Quentin Mueller, Oran Pitts, Steven Smith, John Tavela, Martin Ray, and Vernon Schibla. SIGNED by editor Wayne Karlin on the title page. An uncommon and significant early anthology of writing on Vietnam by those who had been there, and published by a small press run by Vietnam veterans. Index. 208 pp. Very good (some minor creasing and wear to covers, but a straight tight copy.). …

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Later printing. Possible later issue (no statement of printing) in green wrappers with red bamboo design (two different covers noted), title in black; priced at $1.95. With poems by Michael Casey (Yale Younger Poet) and Gustave Hasford author of The Short -Timers, basis for Kubrick's Full Metal Jacket. A poem by Sue Halpern (the writer?), a student from Norwalk, CT, ends the collection. Quickly picked up by McGraw Hill where it was published in hardcover. Near Fine, with a few specks of soil to front cover.…