According to Kindle, I'm only 13% into the new bio, published today, but already I think it is first rate. It's presented like an oral history. The opening chapter on WWII D-day landing at Utah beach, which S was part of, is devastating in war's grisly detail. The author's thesis is that S suffered from PTSD all his life. The opening helps establish this.
This is engaging reading. More later and along the way.
This is engaging reading. More later and along the way.
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