
Between the Bylines by Susan E Wiant
Thoburn H. Toby Wiant was a fighter from an early age, and words were his weapons of choice. During World War I, he fought to scoop stories from rival reporters on the front lines as an Associated Press war correspondent. In chronicling the war from the China-Burma-India and European theaters of operation, he skillfully reported the battles of an all-too-real war while often in personal peril. In letters to his parents he revealed his personal reactions to the war. In this remarkable book, his daughter brings together Wiant's printed articles and his private letters. With her aid, we view the war through his eyes as we watch a scrappy boy grow into manhood and an eager cub reporter develop into a seasoned war correspondent.-
The Concentration Camp Brothel
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Hungary in World War II
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Forgotten Casualties
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Against Redemption
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The Popes on Air
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A Pact with Vichy
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War Pictures
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Life Behind Barbed Wire
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Breaking Point
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The General and His Daughter
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Captivity and Creativity
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Writing Against Infamy
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France During World War II
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The Diary of Prisoner 17326
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Army GI, Pacifist CO
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America's Japan
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The United States and the Second World War
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The World War II Bond Campaign
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Kill–Do not Release
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Shots in the Dark
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Beachhead Don
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Voices of My Comrades
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Shadows of Nagasaki
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Reporting World War II
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Beyond Hostile Islands
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Latvia in World War II
"His reflections on battling the illnesses that ended his life at fifty-one are touching, as is Susan Wiant's closing letter to the father she discovered between the bylines" -American Journalism "... A compelling and detailed first-hand account." -On Point, The Journal of Army History "Gives insights into the challenges and practices of war reporting." -- -Nancy L. Roberts University at Albany, SUNY "...[an] informative and touching remembrance." -Springfield News-Sun "Allows historians to see what a significant war correspondent was thinking while he was covering battles in World War II. It is raw data, uncolored by the lens of memory." -- -Michael Sweeney Utah State University "In a poignant and loving tribute to her Associated Press correspondent father, Wiant seamlessly integrates his personal letters, his incisive war reporting from the front, and her own narrative voice." -- -John Romeiser University of Tennessee "Toby Wiant, AP's fiest frontline correspondent, brought to life via articles and letters selected by his journalist daughter." -World War II
Following in her father's footsteps, Susan E. Wiant is a freelance copywriter and editor.
| SKU | Unavailable |
| ISBN 13 | 9780823233014 |
| ISBN 10 | 0823233014 |
| Title | Between the Bylines |
| Author | Susan E Wiant |
| Series | World War Ii: The Global Human And Ethical Dimension |
| Condition | Unavailable |
| Binding Type | Hardback |
| Publisher | Fordham University Press |
| Year published | 2011-01-03 |
| Number of pages | 368 |
| Cover note | Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary. |
| Note | Unavailable |

























