WHEN GIANTS WENT TO WAR: How America's most celebrated correspondents traded their newsrooms for foxholes and transformed war reporting forever, collectively earning two Nobel Prizes, three Pulitzers, four Presidential Medals of Freedom, two Academy Awards, three Golden Globes, four Emmys, six Peabody Awards, two Legions of Merit, three Bronze Stars, and three Purple Hearts.

FIFTEEN LEGENDS OF AMERICAN JOURNALISM AT WAR: Hemingway, Steinbeck, Cronkite, Murrow, Pyle, Rooney, Capa, Bourke-White, Gellhorn, Huston, Sevareid, Hersey, Shirer, Tregaskis, and Mauldin—America's most decorated writers and reporters—risked everything to bring World War II's story home.
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WHO'S WHO OF AMERICAN LETTERS AT WAR: From Nobel laureates to Pulitzer winners, this extraordinary band of writers and journalists created an unmatched legacy of war reporting that garnered every major award from Presidential Medals of Freedom to Academy Awards.