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Life on The Sun spans ten days of anger and confusion in a bygone era of love beads, tear gas, and manual typewriters. It’s July 1967, and war is raging in Vietnam. Following a suspicious fire that has killed a famous war protester, three headstrong strangers—a rookie newspaper reporter, a veteran rewrite man, and the anti-war fugitive’s bereaved girlfriend—clash as the mystery of his murder unfolds in their revolving viewpoints. This sometimes darkly comic novel, set against the eccentric inner workings of a metropolitan daily newspaper, is a remembrance of tumultuous times when lives were disrupted or destroyed by war’s far-reaching consequences.

Douglas Armstrong is the author of the prizewinning 2010 novel "Even Sunflowers Cast Shadows." His early career as a journalist included stints as a reporter, editorial writer, columnist, and film critic for The Milwaukee Journal. He is a member of the Mystery Writers of America and the author of a number of short stories in Alfred Hitchcock and Ellery Queen mystery magazines.