David Enders is a freelance journalist and the author of Baghdad Bulletin (2005, University of Michigan Press), a street-level account of the war that highlights its complexity, including how it affects the daily rhythms of life in Iraq. The book shares its name with the now defunct English-language news outlet Enders co-founded in Iraq. He also has reported for the BBC and has co-produced pieces for Al Jazeera English’s “People and Power” and PBS’s “Foreign Exchange.” Enders has written for The Nation, Mother Jones, The Progressive, The Washington Times, Rolling Stone and New York Magazine.

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A Looming Power Struggle by Iraq's Shiite

Iraqi Civilians Brace for a Surge

The Business of Jihad

War Tourist: an Iraqi translator comes to New York.

The Baghdad Follies: Hunkered down with the press corps in Iraq