An Interview With Tom Kratman, Part 1

Posted By Laughing_Wolf • [September 09, 2008]

This is the first in a series of interviews sponsored by Baen Books with some of today's top military science fiction writers.

Tom Kratman has had a very interesting life. He began reading at a very early age (listen to find out how young), enlisted in the Army, earned a college degree and went Mustang, became a lawyer, and was saved twice by Saddam Hussein. Along the way, he was not only Airborne, he also picked up some interesting things including a Combat Infantry Badge and a Ranger Tab.

Today, he writes such books as A Desert Called Peace, A State of Disobedience, Carnifex, Caliphate, Yellow Eyes, and Watch on the Rhine.

Stay tuned for Part 2 of the interview. The introduction to the series can be found here.

LW

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An Interview With Tom Kratman, Part 1

This is the first in a series of interviews sponsored by Baen Books with some of today's top military science fiction writers.

Tom Kratman has had a very interesting life. He began reading at a very early age (listen to find out how young), enlisted in the Army, earned a college degree and went Mustang, became a lawyer, and was saved twice by Saddam Hussein. Along the way, he was not only Airborne, he also picked up some interesting things including a Combat Infantry Badge and a Ranger Tab.

Today, he writes such books as A Desert Called Peace, A State of Disobedience, Carnifex, Caliphate, Yellow Eyes, and Watch on the Rhine.

Stay tuned for Part 2 of the interview. The introduction to the series can be found here.

LW

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