Marching to a Silent Tune is a childhood to young adult look at a complicated journey to social consciousness, civil liberties, conscientious objection, and war resistance within the military environment of the turbulent 1950s and 1960s. It is relevant to all men and women, especially young adults, grappling with the very real questions of personal morality when it comes to involvement in civil liberties, conscription, making war and in building peace. 

 I am pleased to announce the book was named the 2023 Runner-up in the memoir category by the Catholic Media Association.

Copies are available from ACTA Publications and other booksellers, including Amazon.com.  
 

The Vietnam Veterans of America newspaper writes, “This book is a worthwhile read—perhaps a necessary read.” 

The VVAW Veteran, newspaper calls it, “Simply terrific” and “a building block in the foundation of the history of the Vietnam-era peace movement."

 A Copilot AI review states, "Its unique perspective and introspective depth make it a compelling read..."

 I hope Marching to a Silent Tune finds a place in your collection.