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[4] [5] The New York Journal of Books was also positive, with the reviewer directing praise at the prose for being technically accurate while still being entertaining. [6] Publishers Weekly praised the book for its depiction of war at a human level, noting that it did not delve into hardware specifics like other military thrillers. [7]
In no particular order, here are 10 releases from Black authors in 2025 we think you should read next, whether you like romance, historical fiction, memoirs or thrillers. ‘Listen to Your Sister ...
The novel was released on September 25, 2012, by Atria Books. The book peaked at #4 in Amazon's overall book sales ranks, on its release day. The book premiered on the New York Times Bestsellers list at #11, but dropped to #27 a week later. [18] Founders: A Novel of the Coming Collapse is set primarily in Kentucky, Tennessee, and Montana. [19]
Jack Carr was born into a military family and his mother was a librarian which gave him access to many books. He developed interests in authors such as Tom Clancy, Nelson DeMille and Louis L'Amour. When Carr first learned about the United States Navy SEALs at the age of 7, he decided that that was the career he was going to pursue. [7]
Articles relating to military fiction, a genre of fiction, focusing on military activities, such as war, battles, combat, fighting; or military life. Pages in this category should be moved to subcategories where applicable.
"Dead End" (written as John G. Hemry) appearing in Breach the Hull, edited by Mike McPhail and published by Dark Quest Books [6] "Grendel" a Lost Fleet story appearing in So It Begins, edited by Mike McPhail and published by Dark Quest Books [ 7 ]
Types of military fiction include: War novels, including written military fiction [6] [7] War films, military fiction in cinema [8] [4] Military and war video games [5] [9] Subgenres of military fiction include: Military science fiction [1] [3] [7] [4] Naval fiction [10] Indian military fiction (of India)
Part comedy of manners, part dystopian thriller, Rumaan Alam’s 2020 novel about two families forced to cohabitate through an apocalypse perfectly captured the absurdity and tragedy of that year.