New York: Harcourt Brace, (1985). 1st edition. 240 pp, 8vo. Hardback. Dust jacket. A prize-winning poet tries his hand at prose: a menagarie of characters thrown together in Vietnam to help a couple accused of smuggling heroin. More
(n. p.): [Corps Press], (1987). 1st edition. 179 pp, 8vo. Hardback. Dust jacket. More
Norman: University of Oklahoma Press, (1989). 1st edition. 155 pp, 8vo. Hardback. Dust jacket. 128 letter responses from veterans in response to this high school teacher's query , "What do you think are the most important things for today's junior high school students to understand about the Vietnam War?" Answers..... More
New York: Random House, (1968). 1st edition. 247 pp, 8vo. Hardback. Dust jacket. More
New York: Random House, (1968). 1st edition. 184 pp, 8vo. Hardback. Dust jacket. Prior Army General offers solutions to the Vietnam situation. More
SF: Peoples Press, (1974). 1st ed. 221 pp, 8vo. Wrappers. Part I begins with the chaper, "100 women are not worth a single testicle." I believe illustrates the tone taken by the Vietnam men. More
NY: Dodd Mead, (1970). 1st ed. 559 pp, 8vo. Hardback. Dust jacket. A comprehensive factual account of the American involvement in Vietnam. More
NY: Avon, 1982. 1st edition., pb original. 205 pp, 12mo. Wraps. More
New York: Braziller, 1992. Adv. Reading Copy. 222 pp, 8vo. Wraps. Fictional account of wife's trauma resulting from her husband's Vietnam experience. More
NY: Parallax, (1966). 1st ed. 127 pp, B&W photographs, 8vo, Wraps. What it was really like, in the words of those that were there. More
(n.p.), Novosti Press Agency Publishing House, (n.d.). 1st (?). 228 pp. 12mo. 5-5/8" x 4-1/8". Blue & black wrappers with white block lettering. Published in English by the Soviet Peace Committee, circa mid-1965, this book takes advantage of the US involvement in Vietnam to criticize the US... More
New York: Knopf, 1989. 1st edition. 535 pp, 8vo. Hardback. Dust jacket. Fictional account of 3 family generations, and the cost to that family when one son enters the Vietnam war. More
NY: Harper & Row, (1970). 1st ed. 368 pp, 8vo. Hardback. Dust jacket. Journal of famous war correspondent written while on scene. More
New York: Pegasus, (1967). 1st edition. 286 pp, 8vo. Wraps. Explanation of relationship between the 3 communist countries. More
NY: Crown, (1982). 1st ed. 274 pp, 8vo. Hardback. Dust jacket. More
NY: Crown, (1982). 1st ed. 274 pp, 8vo. Hardback. Dust jacket. Fictional account of a POW, listed as M.I.A., and the efforts to locate him via an unofficial raid. More
New York: Summit, (1985). 1st edition. 247 pp, 8vo. Hardback. Dust jacket. Novel about two men ordered to bring medicine to S. Vietnamese villages in an effort to win them over; by a former U.S. Army Medical Officer. More
New York: John Wiley, (1968). 1st ed. 8vo. Hardback. Dust jacket. History/analysis of the system that caused many to flee the country during the Vietnam war. More
NY: Stein and Day, 1976. 1st ed. 239 pp, 8vo. Orange cloth spine with blue paper-wrapped boards. Blue dust jacket. Commentary by former Prime Minister of Vietnam, discusses why the US did win the war with the Communists. More
Los Angeles: Stanyan, (1970). 1st edition. B&W photos by Anthony Goldschmidt, 12mo. Hardback. Dust jacket. Anti-war quotes from numerous luminaries such as Thomas Carlyle and John Foster Dulles; photographs are of tombstones from a military cemetary. More
New York: Farrar, Straus & Giroux, 1973. 1st ed. 177 pp, Sm. 8vo. Hardback. Dust jacket. America as the 'Man-Eating Machine', and four men (two are Vietnam soldiers) in its maw. More
(n.p.): Playboy Press, (1980). 1st ed. 256 pp, 8vo. Hardback. Dust jacket. Asserts US Gov't used soldiers for radiation/Agent Orange testing. Particular cogent book with respect to 1994 news headlines. More
New York: Praeger, 1970. 1st pb ed. 119 pp, 8vo. Wrappers. The war from the perspective of the Vietnamese people. More
