Of Lies, Truths, and War

The Vietnam War has inspired countless literatures over the decades. Still, like the many unknown soldiers lost to the war, there seems to be just as many stories lost to oblivion and many truths buried underneath piles of public criticism, media hype, and heresy.

In "Fort Nowhere, Vietnam," Arthur Wiederhold talks about the truth he discovered in Nam and the unfair, incorrect picture painted by the media. He talks about the horrors of war every soldier had to face in a country thousands of miles away and about the lies the public were made to believe about these soldiers—heroes fighting for their ungrateful countrymen.

For more information about the author's book and other written works, visit his blog page website at https://arthurwiederhold.com/shop/book/.
 

Fort Nowhere, Vietnam
Written by Arthur Wiederhold
Published by iUniverse
Published Date: June 23, 2016
Paperback: $28.99
 
About the Author
Art Wiederhold was born in Brooklyn, New York in 1951 and developed an interest in writing while attending Bushwick High School. 

The author of more than 30 novels (and one cookbook!) has worked at many different professions, including war correspondent, photographer, cartoonist, artist, soldier, sailor, professional baseball player, chef, international reporter, and paranormal investigator. He is also the creator of the fantasy role-playing game, SECOND DAWN, which was popular among American soldiers in Europe. 

Art currently lives in a well-documented haunted house in St. Louis, Missouri, with his wife Rosie, their son Conrad, Rosie's parents, and three insane cats. He is currently working on several more novels: Cold Planet, An Icepick to the Brain, Absolute Zero, The Killing Things, and another one in the Hunter series and an untitled erotic novel. They will be announced and added to his book list as they become available.
 

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