'Sheepdogs' Review: A Comedy of Errors
In this review for The Wall Street Journal, Mark Yost assesses Elliot Ackerman's thriller "Sheepdogs," about two former special-operations soldiers on a heist gone wrong.
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From Marine to Bestselling Novelist
In this profile for The Wall Street Journal, Elliot Ackerman discusses his path from the Marine Corps to bestselling novelist, and how both callings depend on inhabiting the minds of...
'2034' Review: Navigating a Disaster
In this review for The Wall Street Journal, Howard W. French assesses "2034: A Novel of the Next World War," co-written by Elliot Ackerman and Admiral James Stavridis.
A Marine-Novelist Takes on the Syrian War
In this review for The Wall Street Journal, Sam Sacks assesses Elliot Ackerman's novel "Dark at the Crossing," set at the Turkish-Syrian border.
A Novelist Gets Close to the Enemy
In this profile for The Wall Street Journal, Elliot Ackerman describes how a lunch with a former al Qaeda jihadist shaped "Dark at the Crossing."
Fiction Chronicle: The Soldier's Story
In this Wall Street Journal Fiction Chronicle column on novels by veterans of the war on terror, critics review Elliot Ackerman's debut novel "Green on Blue."