War Is Boring

Somebody update this thing for me, please, as I’m not allowed (for good reasons) to do so myself.

The Australian Institute of International Affairs published an interview with me that they labelled a “career snapshot.” I honestly don’t recall giving this interview, but let me tell you: I was in rare form. Asked what advice I would give to young reporters considering taking up war journalism, my response was classic Axe.

By Amazon reviewer Josh Davis.

Good news for fans of nerdy war books! I’ve just sold my latest nonfiction book to Potomac, the publisher behind my latest title FROM A TO B. My follow-on book will tackle a difficult subject: defining “warfare” for a new generation. SHADOW WARS will blend first-hand accounts of low-intensity conflict with expert analysis of what exactly we mean when we use the word “war.”

When I’m dead, possibly soon, hopefully in an explosion visible from space, this is the quotation I’ll be remembered for.

A modest video trailer for my new book FROM A TO B: HOW LOGISTICS FUELS AMERICAN POWER AND PROSPERITY.

University of South Carolina communications department dean Charles Bierbauer responds to the outrage following my recent speeches.

A paragraph or two a day from my forthcoming book FROM A TO B: HOW LOGISTICS FUELS AMERICAN POWER AND PROSPERITY.

From a blog.

More from the University of South Carolina student newspaper, following my speeches yesterday.

I gave a speech at the University of South Carolina. This is what the student newspaper said.

A paragraph or two a day from my forthcoming book FROM A TO B: HOW LOGISTICS FUELS AMERICAN POWER AND PROSPERITY.