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The Tree at Panmunjom vividly revisits 1976 tensions

Published by Asia Times · Hong Kong 18 h ago

Jeffrey Miller’s newest novel, The Tree at Panmunjom, begins in the summer of 1976, as a soldier fresh out of basic training named Bill Davis arrives in South Korea and finds…

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