Thomas Lucas Interview

An episode of the Book Launch International - a Subsidiary of CMP podcast, hosted by Content Media Press, titled "Thomas Lucas Interview" was published on March 19, 2024 and runs 26 minutes.

March 19, 2024 ·26m · Book Launch International - a Subsidiary of CMP

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Summary

Thomas Lucas's New Book, Raging Mice, is a Compelling and Impactful Novel about a Young Man Fighting During the Vietnam War. “Raging Mice” from Newman Springs Publishing author Thomas Lucas is a reflective and intriguing fictional story about the life of a young man who is fighting for the United States in Vietnam. Thomas Lucas, a father, husband, Veteran, and professor, has completed his new book, “Raging Mice.” This thought-provoking novel about the Vietnam War brings readers into an emotional and meaningful story. Lucas writes, “In my eighteenth year, I was shipped to Vietnam, where I performed various duties as a lower-ranking enlisted man from October 18, 1966, through October 25, 1967. In this novel, I aimed to convey in a fictional account something of the truncated experiences I, and others like me, endured. Like millions of other young men, I submitted to the draft laws of the day. Like many of these young men, my motivations and attitudes were mixed and reflective of the conflicting cultural crosswinds of the time.” Published by Newman Springs Publishing, Thomas Lucas's absorbing book guides readers through an intense world they might never have seen before. The novel follows the life of a young man serving in the United States Army. The main character must grapple with the hostile world around him while mending his inner conflicts. The young man must cope and survive in an ever-changing environment. Lucas's experience in the United States Army was the backdrop for this book. While the book is fictional, Lucas drew from his own experiences to create this honest portrayal of the Vietnam War. His writing reflects the internal turmoil that many soldiers at the time had. He shows readers the soldiers' unpreparedness and the issues that arose during their time in the service. Within the pages of this book, readers are given a space to reflect and learn.

Episode Description

Thomas Lucas's New Book, Raging Mice, is a Compelling and Impactful Novel about a Young Man Fighting During the Vietnam War.

“Raging Mice” from Newman Springs Publishing author Thomas Lucas is a reflective and intriguing fictional story about the life of a young man who is fighting for the United States in Vietnam.

Thomas Lucas, a father, husband, Veteran, and professor, has completed his new book, “Raging Mice.” This thought-provoking novel about the Vietnam War brings readers into an emotional and meaningful story.

Lucas writes, “In my eighteenth year, I was shipped to Vietnam, where I performed various duties as a lower-ranking enlisted man from October 18, 1966, through October 25, 1967. In this novel, I aimed to convey in a fictional account something of the truncated experiences I, and others like me, endured. Like millions of other young men, I submitted to the draft laws of the day. Like many of these young men, my motivations and attitudes were mixed and reflective of the conflicting cultural crosswinds of the time.”

Published by Newman Springs Publishing, Thomas Lucas's absorbing book guides readers through an intense world they might never have seen before. The novel follows the life of a young man serving in the United States Army. The main character must grapple with the hostile world around him while mending his inner conflicts. The young man must cope and survive in an ever-changing environment.

Lucas's experience in the United States Army was the backdrop for this book. While the book is fictional, Lucas drew from his own experiences to create this honest portrayal of the Vietnam War. His writing reflects the internal turmoil that many soldiers at the time had. He shows readers the soldiers' unpreparedness and the issues that arose during their time in the service. Within the pages of this book, readers are given a space to reflect and learn.