- (Posted April 6, 2010)
On Monday Homes Not Jails' occupation of a vacant Mission District house in San Francisco continued. And then the SFPD came battering at the door.
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Michael Steinberg
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In My Father's Room
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Several times before his tragic and unnecessary death, my father, Lou Steinberg, encouraged me to make a book out of his World War II letters. He was then a US Marine enlisted man, briefly in boot camp and then shipped out to South Pacific combat zones for almost two years. During that time, he wrote to his family in New London, Connecticut, nearly every day.
After his death I decided to honor his wishes, but also to add my writings about our relationship -- when I turned against just about everything he believed in -- including the US war in Vietnam. In addition, I've chronicled the neglect that lead to his death, and named those who refuse to accept responsibility to this very day.
- Michael Steinberg
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Loved to read your blog. I would like to suggest you that traffic show most people read blogs on Mondays. So it should encourage blogger to write new write ups over the weekend primarily.
Outstanding
This is an outstanding work of literature. I personally deeply identified with the story, especially having a war veteran father who sent direct mail to his family on a regular basis. The death of Michael's father and the details of his neglect are heartbreaking. War can have a lasting impact on families and this story does an outstanding job of detailing it's potential devastation.
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