The Vietnam War ended 42 years ago, indelibly marking one of the most divisive periods in American history. Several recent books and documentaries, including an 18-hour PBS epic by Ken Burns, which premieres this fall, have tried to explain what happened. But, for the most part, the focus remains resolutely fixed on the impact the war had on Americans, with relatively little effort to see Vietnam as it exists today.

In this issue of ZEKE, five adventurous photographers take a look at Vietnam as it appears now...Mick Stetson offers us a "Portrait of the Enemy," former fighters who have returned to ordinary lives. 

William Thatcher Dowell, Zeke Magazine, Fall 2017 Issue.

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