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Essays

The New Yorker

Silhouette of a soldier holding a rifle, backlit against a bright sky.

The Wounds Caused by Friendly Fire

The New Yorker

In this essay for The New Yorker, Elliot Ackerman reflects on friendly fire, a death he witnessed in Fallujah, and the story of Pat Tillman.

A crowd at Istanbul's pride march holds up a large rainbow flag and protest signs.

A Black Flag and a Rainbow Flag

The New Yorker

In this essay for The New Yorker, Elliot Ackerman attends Istanbul's trans-pride march amid the rise of ISIS and the aftermath of Gezi Park.