Book Review: Nuclear Blues
It has been said, perhaps apocryphally, that when Leo Tolstoy showed a friend the manuscript of his monumental 1,225-page masterpiece War and Peace, the friend read it and remarked that the book had everything but a horse race. Tolstoy backed up and wrote in a horse race.
In far fewer pages, Bradley K. Martin, a long-time Asian correspondent for the Balt…
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