Recommended Reading List Spring 2013

MWSA Recommended Reading List

Spring 2013 

 

The Military Writers Society of America (MWSA) is an organization of over one thousand writers, poets, and artists drawn together by a common bond of military service.  One purpose of our Society is to review the written works of our members.  From our recent book reviews, which can be found on this website, we’ve selected the following as our 2013 Spring Recommended Reading List: 

 

No One Else to Kill  by  Bob Doerr  

 

Hamfist Over the Trail  by  George Nolly 

 

My Corps: Short Stories and Reflections  by  Gene Rackovitch   

 

The First Casualty: A Vietnam Memoir  by  Karl Orndorff    

 

The Rule of Ranging 1: Eclipse of the Midnight Sun  by  Timothy M. Kestrel   

 

Pass The Salt Doc  by  Mike Mullins & jim Greenwald  

 

Wedded to War  by  Jocelyn Green  

 

The Donors  by  Jeffrey Wilson 

 

Sketches of a Black Cat  by  Ron & Howard Miner

 

  Mystic Dancer  by  Frederick Rist    

 

Valdinato, 1943  by  David Westwood  

 

 Big Mother 40  by  Marc Liebman 

 

Code Word: Paternity  by  Doug Norton 

 

The Kissing Sailor  by  George Galdorisi

 

 In Arms and Idleness  by  Emmett Slake

 

The Night Sky: A Journey from Dachau to Denver and Back  by  Maria Sutton  

 

Mitakuye Oyasin  by  jim greenwald 

 

The Sound of Caissons  by  Suzanne Semsch  

 

A Call to Arms by William Hammond

 

This is one of my favorite times of the year.  The weather is nice, at least down here in south Texas it is, and the warm sun is a welcome friend after the winter’s cold.  I start thinking of firing up the grill and eating outside. With all the approaching yard work and other chores summer will bring, I suggest you take advantage of the few weeks you have left before the grass starts really growing to read a few good books.  That’s right, settle back with your Kindle, Nook, IPad, or just an old fashioned book and take your mind on an intellectual vacation, or perhaps simply on a flight of fantasy. Yes, once again we have just what you’re looking for:  a superb selection of good books.  Check out a few of the books mentioned above.

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