Title: A good vietnam read
Product review: This was assigned by my school for summer reading, and it is quite a story; OK, a series of short stories. Tim O'Brien gives the expression of a war where what you think is not what happened. For example, in "The Man I Killed", O'Brien describes a corpse and the life of the man it used to be. "Ambush" describes O'Brien killing the man, and the remorse he felt. Then, in "Good Form", we learn that O'Brien did not truly kill the man; infact, the man did not exist. O'Brien explains that "Story Truth" and "Real Truth" are different things. The story isn't technically true, but it is more true then some real stories.Woah.
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