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By: Dave MacEnany

Dave MacEnany — Mon, 16 Jul 2007 14:06:57 +0000

Nicholas,

Saw you on July 8, and got a copy of Last One In. Enjoyed it thoroughly and have recommended it to alot friends.

It did take a little extra time to read and that’s why I’m writing: Are you aware that a number of copies (and the one I you signed for me) had a section of roughly 20 pages all mixed up? Luckily, Politics & Prose replaced my copy but I thought you might want to be aware of this printing error.

Still, a great read.

All the best,

-Dave

By: Nikki

Nikki — Thu, 12 Jul 2007 05:06:33 +0000

You didn’t engage with a work of non fiction, that detailed actual events endured by a real reporter? You instead found yourself more engaged with a work of fiction that copies a large percentage of what is in the non fiction account?

I guess you probably also found the movie Pearl Harbor to be more engaging than hearing an actual Veteran’s account of the events.

To each his own, obviously!

By: Navid

Navid — Thu, 12 Jul 2007 05:01:46 +0000

interesting point to bring up, but comparing Last One In to Ayres is unbelievably superficial if nothing else. i read war reporting for cowards and did not engage with it quite as much as with kulish, but that isnt why i’m here.

quite simply, i heard you on all things considered and felt compelled to tell you how eloquent you are. it is delightful to enjoy a writer as much as their work, so kudos to you. i wish there were more interviews for me to hear.

take good care.

By: Nikki

Nikki — Thu, 12 Jul 2007 02:35:49 +0000

Am I the only person who has read Chris Ayres’ work of non fiction, War Reporting for Cowards?

Kulish, are you familiar with the word, “plagiarism”?

By: Annette French

Annette French — Wed, 11 Jul 2007 22:40:25 +0000

Dear Nick, I’ve read to page 83 (ch 9) and it’s good, really good. I’ve laughed, but the laughter has a dark side. I’m wondering if you had the “gasmask” experience. I know, when you were there, your mother was frantic. Your character development has a good deal of specificity, and i keep imagining who would play the ‘editor’ in a movie (likwise all the marines.)I’m reading through it at a clip. If you have an email (did you give that to me?), I’ll tell you what I think about the end. Stay well, stay out of EYE RACK, or your mother will be apoplectic. With affection, pride in your accomplishment, & good wishes, Annette