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People will sometimes ask you like, LA, like how did the war, you know, change you? It's like asking someone, how did your mother change you or your brother change you? It's like, they didn't change you. They made you. And even in a book like sheep dogs, one of the reasons I wanted to write sheep dogs so much was, you know, I'd written about the war, but my writing, you know, I'd never captured the real spirit. The jokes, like the big personalities that you meet.

And I'm going to ask questions, too, about what happens to folks when they come home.

Hey, what's up, man? How are you?

Yeah, how are you?

Good to see. Oh, look at that. There it is. I love the cover.

I don't have one yet, though. I have this.

Oh, my God. I'll get you a finish book for having like a couple weeks.

Nice, nice. I love the cover. I don't even know where to kick things off.

Maybe with background, but first off, we should let everybody know that we do know each other. So, so that's fun. And it's like an excuse to just hang out for a little bit. First off, where are you? Are you, is this an office in your house? Yeah, New York in the apartment. It looks very organized. I have a feeling you're very organized. You know who really works in this office a lot more than I do?

Right here? This person?

That lady right there.

Yes, let's give her a shout out.

Your lovely wife right here. I have two of hers right here so we could talk about those.

She's amazing.

And I have all your books, but because I'm not as organized as you are, I only found these five.

Yeah.

Yeah.

How many total are there?

I know I have all of them.

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