Dispatches Free Audiobook Download by Michael Herr

Dispatches is a book about Vietnam War written by Michael Herr, reader of the classic novel Apocalypse Now. It is a collection of short stories that represent fractions of life in combat zones and other places in Vietnam. The book was released in 2011 and won the National Book Award for Non-Fiction.

Dispatches is Michael Herr's memoir of his time in Vietnam as a writer for Esquire. Dispatches covers the war from multiple perspectives and includes many personal anecdotes about being in Vietnam. The book also discusses how heavily Herr's own PTSD influenced his experience on the ground during the war.

Dispatches is a collection of vignettes from the frontlines of war from the Vietnam War, to Afghanistan, and Iraq. Michael Herr (a journalist with TIME magazine) wrote this collection of stories about his experiences on the ground in Vietnam as a correspondent for Esquire Magazine. He began writing short stories about his time in Vietnam during 1967 to 1972 before he was diagnosed with cancer and went into remission. The book includes many personal anecdotes which make for a highly engaging book that succeeds in capturing the essence of war and its effects on the men fighting it

Dispatches by Michael Herr is an audiobook narrated by Ray Porter. The book is a collection of stories from the Vietnam War. The story that stands out in this book, for me, is when Michael Herr interviews David Halberstam about the effect of defeat on the North Vietnamese troops.

It's been two decades since journalist Michael Herr finished writing Dispatches, the book that would become his memoir. In an era when journalists and writers are forced to operate in the dark corners of social media, the story of a journalist coming back from war is especially powerful and relevant.

Dispatches is a collection of Michael Herr's articles from Esquire, written between 1971 and 1973. Dispatches chronicles the author's experiences as a journalist during the Vietnam War. The book provides insight into issues such as ancillary military support, war crimes, counter-insurgency strategy, civilian casualties, and daily living in Vietnam.