Photojournalists on War is a series of interviews and photos from 39 photojournalists who covered the American war in Iraq. The interviews are unvarnished, and as a result powerful. PJs discuss their frustration with the American public's lack of interest in the war as it passed its first few years, and they discuss the changing nature of journalism and news outlets in the past decade. PJs from other countries discuss their perspective on American citizens' war-weariness. And the role of the war photographer is described in realistic, haunting detail.

This is a very important book for anyone interested in American culture, photography, journalism or photojournalism. Or, modern warfare.