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Looking at the journeys through which soldiers and other military personnel become writers, the authors draw on over 250 military memoirs published since 1980 about service with the British armed forces, and on interviews with published military memoirists who talk in detail about the writing and production of their books.
Rachel Woodward is a Professor of Human Geography at Newcastle University, UK. K. Neil Jenkings is a Senior Research Associate at Newcastle University, UK.
1. What is a military memoir?.- 2. What do military memoirs do?.- 3. Why are military memoirs written?.- 4. Who are military memoirs written for?.- 5. What is included and excluded?.- 6. What materials and resources are used?.- 7. Who is involved in writing and production?.- 8. Why do military memoirs look like they do?.- 9. Conclusion: Bringing War to Book.
“The authors examine what military memoirs do, why and for whom they are written, what is included and what is excluded, what materials are used, who is involved in the writing and production, and why memoirs physically look the way they do. … Summing Up: Recommended. Lower-division undergraduates through faculty and professionals.” (B. Adler, Choice, Vol. 56 (04), December, 2018)
Andrew P. Carlin, Alex Dennis, K. Neil Jenkings, Oskar Lindwall, Michael Mair, UK) Dennis, Alex (University of Sheffield, UK) Jenkings, K. Neil (Newcastle University, Sweden) Lindwall, Oskar (University of Gothenburg, UK) Mair, Michael (University of Liverpool