All Souls' Day H

This novel, written in 1997, could not be read at a better time. Just as the US keeps sliding in to military adventures today, All Soul's Day presents an exciting fictional tour of how the Vietnam tragedy developed. As their Government is slipping and sliding into a political involvement that can only be described criminal, the stories characters try to make a stand against what they know is wrong. Bill Morris writes as if he has actually lived through the events he portraits and the line between fact and fiction emerges as a truley thin one. As patriotism and exile go hand in hand in this story, Morris provides his US readers with plenty of food for thought. May they be able to connect the dots.