DJ Jethroe's inability to shoot a bear while hunting in Alaska is the event that answers the title question of (*) his novel
DJ Jethroe's inability to shoot a bear while hunting in Alaska is the event that answers the title question of (*) his novel Why Are We in Vietnam? Eldridge Cleaver strongly praised his essay "The White Negro," while one of his nonfiction works focuses on the differences between the 1968 Republican and Democratic conventions. Along with Miami and the Siege of Chicago, he described the adventures of CIA agent Harry Hubbard in Harlot's Ghost, while another of his works tells of his arrest in a 1967 march on the Pentagon. Best known for a World War II novel about Edward Cummings, Sam Croft, and Robert Hearn, FTP, name this author of The Armies of the Night and The Naked and the Dead.
DJ Jethroe's inability to shoot a bear while hunting in Alaska is the event that answers the title question of (*) his novel
Norman {Mailer} (accept {Why Are We in Vietnam?} before the asterisk)