Jean-Jacques Malo studied at the Université de Nantes, France and Birmingham University, England. He taught at the University of Wales in Cardiff, and the University of Washington in Seattle and has been teaching at the IUT de l’Université de Nantes since 2001. His research on Vietnam encompasses films as well as published translations of Vietnam War poetry into French.

“filled with academic reverence for Ehrhart’s work”—The VVA Veteran.

• Table of ContentsAcknowledgmentsPrefacePart One. The Prose Writer of Memoirs and Essays“Making the Children Behave”—W.D. EhrhartDarkness Carried: W.D. Ehrhart’s Memoirs (Donald Anderson) “The Chameleon War”: Passing Time and the Remembrance of the Vietnam War(Subarno Chattarji) W.D. Ehrhart, Essayist: Musings of a Librarian and Friend (David A. Willson) Part Two. The Poet as an Artist“The Farmer”—W.D. EhrhartRelieving the National Debt: W.D. Ehrhart and the Wages of Memory (Ammiel Alcalay) “We are the ones you sent”: Moral Responsibility and War in the Poetry of W.D. Ehrhart (Adam Gilbert) W.D. Ehrhart at the Vietnam Veterans Memorial (Diederik Oostdijk) From Patriot to Poet to Peacenik (Nicole Gollner) Poetry and the Art of Resistance: The Literature of W.D. Ehrhart, in Context (Dale Ritterbusch) W.D. Ehrhart and Chimei Hamada: War Memories of a Poet and of a Print Artist (Yoko Shirai) The Poetry of W.D. Ehrhart: A Bibliographic Essay (N. Bradley Christie) The Art of Writing Poetry: An Interview with W.D. Ehrhart (Jean-Jacques Malo) Part Three. The Influential Writer“The Heart of the Poem”—W.D. EhrhartEhrhart Effect (Jan Barry) The Importance of Being Earnest: A Veteran’s Eye View of W.D. Ehrhart’s Vietnam War Poetry and Prose (Edward F. Palm) Authentic Voices: Echoes of Bill Ehrhart and Me (Robert C. Doyle) W.D. Ehrhart and Adastra Press: A Publisher’s Perspective (Gary Metras) Part Four. The Educator Who Knows Things Worth Knowing“The Teacher”—W.D. EhrhartBill Ehrhart as Educator (Martin Novelli) W.D. Ehrhart: ­Teacher-Poet (Charles L. Yates) W.D. Ehrhart: Transformational Teacher (Joseph Cox) “I have learned by now where such thoughts lead”: W.D. Ehrhart’s Poetry and Rethinking How We Study and Teach History (Matthew K. Irwin) Making the Wreckage Beautiful (Clint Van Winkle) Appendix A: Ehrhart’s Military HistoryAppendix B: Ehrhart Poems Selected by ContributorsAn Ehrhart BibliographySelected Works About EhrhartAbout the ContributorsIndex

Jean-Jacques Malo studied at the Université de Nantes, France and Birmingham University, England. He taught at the University of Wales in Cardiff, and the University of Washington in Seattle and has been teaching at the IUT de l’Université de Nantes since 2001. His research on Vietnam encompasses films as well as published translations of Vietnam War poetry into French.

“filled with academic reverence for Ehrhart’s work”—The VVA Veteran.

• Table of ContentsAcknowledgmentsPrefacePart One. The Prose Writer of Memoirs and Essays“Making the Children Behave”—W.D. EhrhartDarkness Carried: W.D. Ehrhart’s Memoirs (Donald Anderson) “The Chameleon War”: Passing Time and the Remembrance of the Vietnam War(Subarno Chattarji) W.D. Ehrhart, Essayist: Musings of a Librarian and Friend (David A. Willson) Part Two. The Poet as an Artist“The Farmer”—W.D. EhrhartRelieving the National Debt: W.D. Ehrhart and the Wages of Memory (Ammiel Alcalay) “We are the ones you sent”: Moral Responsibility and War in the Poetry of W.D. Ehrhart (Adam Gilbert) W.D. Ehrhart at the Vietnam Veterans Memorial (Diederik Oostdijk) From Patriot to Poet to Peacenik (Nicole Gollner) Poetry and the Art of Resistance: The Literature of W.D. Ehrhart, in Context (Dale Ritterbusch) W.D. Ehrhart and Chimei Hamada: War Memories of a Poet and of a Print Artist (Yoko Shirai) The Poetry of W.D. Ehrhart: A Bibliographic Essay (N. Bradley Christie) The Art of Writing Poetry: An Interview with W.D. Ehrhart (Jean-Jacques Malo) Part Three. The Influential Writer“The Heart of the Poem”—W.D. EhrhartEhrhart Effect (Jan Barry) The Importance of Being Earnest: A Veteran’s Eye View of W.D. Ehrhart’s Vietnam War Poetry and Prose (Edward F. Palm) Authentic Voices: Echoes of Bill Ehrhart and Me (Robert C. Doyle) W.D. Ehrhart and Adastra Press: A Publisher’s Perspective (Gary Metras) Part Four. The Educator Who Knows Things Worth Knowing“The Teacher”—W.D. EhrhartBill Ehrhart as Educator (Martin Novelli) W.D. Ehrhart: ­Teacher-Poet (Charles L. Yates) W.D. Ehrhart: Transformational Teacher (Joseph Cox) “I have learned by now where such thoughts lead”: W.D. Ehrhart’s Poetry and Rethinking How We Study and Teach History (Matthew K. Irwin) Making the Wreckage Beautiful (Clint Van Winkle) Appendix A: Ehrhart’s Military HistoryAppendix B: Ehrhart Poems Selected by ContributorsAn Ehrhart BibliographySelected Works About EhrhartAbout the ContributorsIndex

Jean-Jacques Malo studied at the Université de Nantes, France and Birmingham University, England. He taught at the University of Wales in Cardiff, and the University of Washington in Seattle and has been teaching at the IUT de l’Université de Nantes since 2001. His research on Vietnam encompasses films as well as published translations of Vietnam War poetry into French.

“filled with academic reverence for Ehrhart’s work”—The VVA Veteran.

• Table of ContentsAcknowledgmentsPrefacePart One. The Prose Writer of Memoirs and Essays“Making the Children Behave”—W.D. EhrhartDarkness Carried: W.D. Ehrhart’s Memoirs (Donald Anderson) “The Chameleon War”: Passing Time and the Remembrance of the Vietnam War(Subarno Chattarji) W.D. Ehrhart, Essayist: Musings of a Librarian and Friend (David A. Willson) Part Two. The Poet as an Artist“The Farmer”—W.D. EhrhartRelieving the National Debt: W.D. Ehrhart and the Wages of Memory (Ammiel Alcalay) “We are the ones you sent”: Moral Responsibility and War in the Poetry of W.D. Ehrhart (Adam Gilbert) W.D. Ehrhart at the Vietnam Veterans Memorial (Diederik Oostdijk) From Patriot to Poet to Peacenik (Nicole Gollner) Poetry and the Art of Resistance: The Literature of W.D. Ehrhart, in Context (Dale Ritterbusch) W.D. Ehrhart and Chimei Hamada: War Memories of a Poet and of a Print Artist (Yoko Shirai) The Poetry of W.D. Ehrhart: A Bibliographic Essay (N. Bradley Christie) The Art of Writing Poetry: An Interview with W.D. Ehrhart (Jean-Jacques Malo) Part Three. The Influential Writer“The Heart of the Poem”—W.D. EhrhartEhrhart Effect (Jan Barry) The Importance of Being Earnest: A Veteran’s Eye View of W.D. Ehrhart’s Vietnam War Poetry and Prose (Edward F. Palm) Authentic Voices: Echoes of Bill Ehrhart and Me (Robert C. Doyle) W.D. Ehrhart and Adastra Press: A Publisher’s Perspective (Gary Metras) Part Four. The Educator Who Knows Things Worth Knowing“The Teacher”—W.D. EhrhartBill Ehrhart as Educator (Martin Novelli) W.D. Ehrhart: ­Teacher-Poet (Charles L. Yates) W.D. Ehrhart: Transformational Teacher (Joseph Cox) “I have learned by now where such thoughts lead”: W.D. Ehrhart’s Poetry and Rethinking How We Study and Teach History (Matthew K. Irwin) Making the Wreckage Beautiful (Clint Van Winkle) Appendix A: Ehrhart’s Military HistoryAppendix B: Ehrhart Poems Selected by ContributorsAn Ehrhart BibliographySelected Works About EhrhartAbout the ContributorsIndex