VietNow National Magazine

The VietNow Book Club
(Magazines and Videos Too)

The VietNow Book Club is unlike any "book club" you've ever been a part of. First, there are no "membership" fees. Second, there's no commitment to buy 10 books every year. There's no requirement to buy any books. In fact, we don't even sell any books. Or videos. Or magazines.

What we do here is review and discuss books, movies, television shows, and even some magazines that we think other veterans might like to know about.

Check out some of our favorites. And by favorites, we don't necessarily mean we liked these books or movies the best – it just means they have been our favorites to discuss and to review:

Check Our Some of Our Reviews:

From Time to Time:
A soldier's story of life and the Vietnam War
A book by Robert Newell.
Mirroring a time of real people and real actions – of brutal truth engulfed in a harsh war. Reviewed by Karen St. John.

An Enormous Crime:
The Definitive Account of American POWs Abandoned in Southeast Asia
A book by former U.S. Rep. Bill Hendon (R-NC) and Elizabeth A. Stewart.
This is it. The definitive study of the POW/MIA issue. When the Vietnam War ended, did our government really leave behind hundreds (maybe thousands) of our men? Billy Hendon thinks he knows the answer, and sets out to prove it. Reviewed by Christian Nelson.

Red Clay On My Boots
A book by Robert J. Topmiller. Kirk House Publishers
What happened to a Navy medic who lived through Khe Sanh and the years after. Reviewed by Karen St. John.

War & Pieces: Damn You Vietnam
A book by Joseph T. Neilson
Joseph Neilson takes us with him on his journey through Army training, Vietnam, and the aftermath. Reviewed by Karen St. John.

Other Reviews Coming Soon:

Triumph Forsaken: The Vietnam War, 1954-1965
A book by Mark Moyar, Cambridge University Press
Revisionist history isn't always a bad thing, and that's what we get in this well-researched perspective of the war.

Sparks Over Vietnam:
The EB-66 and the Early Sturggle of Tactical Electronic Warfare
A book by Captain Gilles Van Nederveen, USAF
How an obsolete airplane became one of the most effective electronic-intelligence and jamming vehicles ever to fight in the sky.

The Spitting Image:
Myth, Memory, and the Legacy of Vietnam
Did hippies and other such types really spit on Vietnam veterans?

Angels in Repose
A yet-to-be-published book by VietNow member, Danny Lliteras
A new book by one of the few writers who has been successful writing books about Vietnam and other unrelated topics.

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