Talk:Jarhead (book)
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Is it accurate to describe him as an "anti-war author"? I've heard the book described as such, but it's not clear that it was intended as an explicitly anti-war book, or that the author is a pacifist in general. --Delirium 01:55, 7 November 2005 (UTC)
I have read 'Jarhead'. I'd would say that 'Jarhead' is not an anti-war book. Nor is it pro-war - it's too complex to fit neatly into either camp. Is the author anti-war or a pacifist? You'd have to ask him. What I've got of 'Jarhead' is the memories of an older man talking about the younger man he used to be.--Bdunbar 23:34, 27 July 2007 (UTC)
