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Elliot Ackerman: Writing About War and America’s Future
Elliot Ackerman, Marine combat veteran and bestselling author, talks about writing and about his fears for the future.
Elliot’s latest book is 2034: A Novel of the Next World War. The Harper’s story referenced in the episode is “Civil Warning”. Learn more about Elliot’s work at elliotackerman.com and find him on Twitter at @elliotackerman.
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Elliot Ackerman, Marine combat veteran and bestselling author, talks about writing and about his fears for the future.
Elliot’s latest book is 2034: A Novel of the Next World War. The Harper’s story referenced in the episode is “Civil Warning”. Learn more about Elliot’s work at elliotackerman.com and find him on Twitter at @elliotackerman.
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