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About Stewart O'Nan
See more books from this AuthorBut before any resolution to his domestic turmoil appears, Markham finds himself threatened on another side--by a patient who becomes convinced that Markham's father was responsible for his mother's death and sets out to kill him and Markham both.
| Read Full Review of The Names of the Deadsearing"" wrote PW of O'Nan's second novel, in which a Vietnam vet's struggle to reclaim his family is complicated by a shell-shocked stalker.
| Read Full Review of The Names of the DeadUnusually powerful, however, are the extensive renderings of Larry's Vietnam memories, which come alive with gruesome violence, complex camaraderie, tension, humor, hope, superstition and terror.
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