<p>From the early 1960s through March 1973 hundreds of thousands of men and women served in Vietnam, in an undeclared and highly controversial war. During the peak years of that conflict, from May 1968 through December 1972, a young reporter, Nancy E. Lynch, relayed the hopes and fears, the joy and the tears, of hundreds of soldiers, sailors, airmen and marines from Delaware through the Vietnam Mailbag column she wrote in the Wilmington Morning News. At the start, Nancy wrote one column a week. As the mailbag filled at an ever faster pace, she progressed to two columns a week, and then to three. No matter how much she wrote, there never seemed to be room to tell all the stories. But Nancy kept all those letters, and the pictures sent with many of them, neatly folded in their original envelopes. Now, nearly 40 years after she began writing her column, Nancy is reopening the Vietnam Mailbag to give a new generation a fresh look at the first-person accounts of troops in the combat zone. In countless ways, the Vietnam War transformed American society, and the experience of serving in this unpopular conflict would have an equally profound impact on the lives of the men and women who served there. In Vietnam Mailbag: Voices From the War, 1968-1972, Nancy tells the story of troops at war - through the letters they wrote to her a generation ago and through a series of moving interviews with veterans who now share their views on how the Vietnam experience shaped their lives.</p>

Vietnam Mailbag: Voices From the War, 1968-1972

Nancy E.Lynch

Broad Creek Books

The Colors of Kent

Arts & Photography

Photography & Video

Portfolio Books

<p>The Big Fish Grill is a whale of a success story. Since brothers Norm and Eric Sugrue founded their family restaurant in 1997 on Highway One in Rehoboth Beach, Delaware, their simple business philosophy, teamwork and a talented staff have propelled the Big Fish Grill to prominence. Guests of all ages are treated to uncompromising service by an attentive staff who guarantee a positive dining experience 362 nights a year. Each dinner is a carefully choreographed collaborative effort, from the seasoned kitchen staff trained to turn out quality food expeditiously to servers polished in the art of waiting tables. A supporting cast of hostesses and managers ensures a flawless meal. With their first cookbook, Norm and Eric invite fans to savor some of their signature recipes, scaled down for preparation in their own kitchens, as they share the story of the award-winning Big Fish Grill, one of Rehoboth Beach's most successful and revered restaurants.</p>

The Story of Delaware's Big Fish Grill

Eric & Norman Sugrue

Cookbooks, Food & Wine

Kevin Fleming

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