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Warren Kozak
Warren Kozak is an author, essayist and public speaker, whose views on world events offer fresh insights and challenge accepted beliefs.
Warren’s literary career began as a news writer for some of network television’s most respected anchors. He was an on-air reporter for National Public Radio, he delivered regular commentaries on ABC and CNN and his OpEds appear in The Wall Street Journal, The Washington Post, The New York Sun as well as numerous other newspapers and magazines. In 1993, he was the winner of a Benton Fellowship at the University of Chicago.
His latest book is the critically acclaimed LeMay: The Life and Wars of General Curtis LeMay, the first full biography of the controversial U.S. Air Force General in a quarter-of-a-century. Five years earlier, in 2004, Warren wrote The Rabbi of 84th Street, published by Harper Collins.
Warren was born and raised in Wisconsin.
“… a fine, candid book …” 
LeMay Reviews
–R. James Woolsey, former Director of the Central Intelligence Agency
“… an excellent biography.”
–James Schlesinger, former Secretary of Defense
“Warren Kozak has captured brilliantly the essence of one of America’s greatest generals and combat commanders.”
–Lt. General Thomas McInerney, retired, former assistant vice chief of staff of the United States Air Force
“… the most cogent and descriptive of my father the man …”
–Jane LeMay Lodge, Curtis LeMay’s daughter
“Warren Kozak lets facts about LeMay speak for themselves and reminds us why one of our greatest soldiers is today hardly recognized.”
– – Victor Davis Hanson, National Review
The Rabbi of 84th Street Reviews
“A moving portrait of a warm person.”
– Elie Wiesel
“The affectionate biography of a remarkable man.”
– Ted Koppel