A great review of A Realistic Path to Peace in Literary Chronicle

Dear Friends,

A very nice review of A Realistic Path to Peace has just appeared: take a look!
It’s by Patrick Paulinus of Literary Chronicle, an online publication.

Please read the review and consider sharing it around. It might make someone want to read this book!

It could also inspire you (or someone) to post a review on Amazon. (Some people copy excerpts from a review like this to make a brief, simple and effective post.)

Here’s a clip from the review, saying the author “walks you through the roots of what’s happening in Gaza, not the thirty-second news clips, but the decades of history that made this moment inevitable. He traces how U.S. militarism didn’t stumble into Ukraine but has been building toward this confrontation for years. He connects dots you didn’t even know existed between the Caribbean, the Persian Gulf, and the South China Sea. And then he does something most analysts won’t: he tells you what can actually be done about it.”

On Goodreads, A Realistic Path to Peace tops the list of Antiwar Literature – ahead of All Quiet on the Western Front, Slaughterhouse Five and Catch 22. It’s also #1 in Books By and About Young Activists, and Books About the Russo-Ukrainian War.

On Amazon, you can get the book in print, Ebook or Audio. You can also read a sample for free by pressing the “Read Sample” button below the image of the book’s cover, read an enticing description, and scroll down to see a “From the Publisher” note.

For more on this book and my others, go to DeeKnight.blog. You can see lots more info and reviews there, and even click the “cart” image on top-right to order.

If you want to help me, consider these ideas:

• Spread the word:
  • Tell your friends and family
  • Post part of this note on Facebook
  • Write a review on Amazon – check the Goodreads reviews for ideas…
• Set up a reading circle or discussion group (and tell me about it).

It doesn’t have to cost you anything – read for free with Kindle Unlimited.
But it’s OK with me if you actually buy the book!

I’m asking for your help because you’re “on my team.” Our goal, if I may say so, is what I call “People Power in Pursuit of Peace.” Please help spread the word.
I could also use your ideas. Send me a note, and I’ll respond!
I look forward to hearing from you. In solidarity,