For at least a decade, Americans have been living in the shadow of war and yet, except in pop fiction of the Tom Clancy variety (where, in the end, we always win), there’s remarkably little evidence of it
At Guernica, novelist Beverly Gologorsky takes on the inexplicable absence of war from contemporary fiction and mentions that it is strictly related to social class.
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