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Carol Gluck

Carol Gluck is the George Sansom Professor of History at Columbia University. She writes on modern Japan, World War II, and history-writing and memory in Asia and the West.  icon

Far Outside and Deep Within:More Novels on World War II

By Carol Gluck

Even in the paroxysm of publishing around the centennial of the First World War last year, novels about the Second World War dominated, as they usually do, historical fiction about the 20th century ...

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