War Fiction

What it was actually like, insofar as that can be written. Combat and its long aftermath — the soldier's war, the civilian's war, and the decades that follow both.

On the Society & Self shelf.

Books shelved as War Fiction

• The Chouans — Honoré de Balzac
• Rise of the King — R. A. Salvatore
• Cryptonomicon — Neal Stephenson
• The Two Swords — R. A. Salvatore
• Suite Francesa — Carlos Correia Monteiro de Oliveira
• Vengeance of the Iron Dwarf — R. A. Salvatore
• For Whom the Bell Tolls — Ernest Hemingway
• La voz dormida — Dulce Chacón
• Rilla of Ingleside — Anna Fields / L. M. Montgomery
• The Lone Drow — R. A. Salvatore
• Infinity, Part One — Jonathan Hickman / Jim Cheung / Jerome Opeña / Dustin Weaver / Leinil Francis Yu / Mike Deodato Jr.
• All the Light We Cannot See — Anthony Doerr
• White Chrysanthemum — Mary Lynn Bracht
• Mother Night — Kurt Vonnegut
• Daughters of the Dragon: A Comfort Woman's Story — William Andrews
• The Enigma Game — Elizabeth Wein
• Malice — John Gwynne
• Pet Sematary — Stephen King
• Act of Defiance — Brian Andrews / Tom Clancy / Jeffrey Wilson
• The Safekeep — Yael van der Wouden
• Tales of the Unexpected — Roald Dahl
• Number the Stars — Lois Lowry
• One Piece, Vol. 57: Paramount War — Eiichiro Oda / Eiichiro Oda / Laabaman / HC Language Solutions / Alexis Kirsch / Eiichiro Oda
• The Mark of Athena — Rick Riordan

Related genres

• LGBTQ+ Fiction
• Coming of Age
• Family Drama
• Social Commentary
• Parenting & Motherhood
• Feminist Fiction
• Identity & Belonging
• Political Fiction
• Sapphic Fiction
• Addiction
• Music Fiction

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