Title: The gamut
Product review: Firstly, I enjoyed this book; but, it was a challenge to my empirical sensibilities. I don't have to know exactly which way is up, or whether something is exactly black, but I do want to know what "did" happen or what "coulda" happened. When "unreality" is sometimes more "real" than "reality", I know I am in the realm of the writer, a fiction writer, a realm in which I am not altogether comfortable. I guess the one, over-riding thing I got from this book is that if military training and combat is a homogenizing process...it ain't! One character, however, is so disturbing I am hoping that the VC have some expert marksmen. Quite moving.
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