2 Books by Matt Bracken (Matthew Bracken)
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Overview: Matt Bracken was born in 1957 in Baltimore Maryland, and graduated from the University of Virginia in 1979 with a degree in Russian Studies. He was commissioned as a Naval officer, and served on east coast SEAL teams during the 1980s as a Special Warfare officer, including leading a SEAL detachment to Beruit Lebanon in 1983. He is the author of "The Enemies Trilogy".
Genre: Fiction, Mystery, Thriller, Politics, Anthology
Bracken Anthology: Recent essays, commentaries and short fiction from author Matt Bracken, 2010 to 2013, now including "Alas, Brave New Babylon." Totals about 160 pages of high-octane distillate.
1. Arm Thy Neighbor
2. The CW2 Cube: Mapping the Meta-Terrain of Civil War Two
3. In Praise of Duplexed AR-15 Magazines
4. Professor Raoul X (short fiction)
5. Q&A with Matthew Bracken about Castigo Cay
6. Just A Working Man With His Tools (covert rifle carrier)
7. Review of Joseph P. Martino’s “Resistance to Tyranny”
8. Gangster Government and Sakharov’s Immunity
9. Night Fighting 101
10. When the music stops: How America’s cities may explode in violence
11. How Islam could be brought to an end
12. What I Saw At The Coup (short fiction)
13. I will not submit. I will never surrender.
14. Trapping Feral Pigs and Other Parables of Modern Life
15. Benghazi’s Smoking Gun? Only President Can Give ‘Cross-Border Authority’
16. Dear Mr. Security Agent: An open letter to law enforcement on gun control
17. Alas, Brave New Babylon (short fiction)
18. Get yourself a thirty-footer and go!
Castigo Cay: Dan Kilmer is a former Marine sniper in his early thirties. He returned home from military service in the Middle East and gave college a try, but his combat experiences prevented him from fitting into campus life. In a South Florida boatyard, his uncle was attempting to refurbish an old cargo schooner, and Dan left college to help him finish the flagging project. After two years of work but before the sixty-foot boat was relaunched, his uncle fell from a scaffold and died. While still in his twenties, Dan inherited the schooner Rebel Yell. Soon after, he left the United States to embark on a series of voyages, mostly in pursuit of beautiful women and good times. While he was away from America, new federal taxes were imposed on luxury property, including privately owned yachts. Dan cannot pay these or other new taxes, so he can’t return to the States without risking confiscation of his schooner. Instead he must always fly under official radar and earn a living by his wits while staying one step ahead of the IRS and other government agencies. He must navigate the reefs of government control while always searching for a way to make money without the permission of the local authorities. This usually requires some type of shady dealing, subterfuge, and stealing from thieves as Dan moves from port to port. A shifting cast of crew members inhabits Rebel Yell, but the novel is about Dan Kilmer and his quest to live as a free man in an increasingly unfree world.
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