Article: SARAJEVO CORRESPONDENT'S TOUGHEST ASSIGNMENT: HIMSELF

He's on a C-130 transport plane, about to descend from the clouds straight into hell: the besieged city of Sarajevo, ripped to shreds by genocidal war.

But for John Falk, exhilaration is more potent than fear. Danger and bloodshed are the medicine he seeks. Besides, he's fashioned himself as a war correspondent, and this is what war correspondents do.

This opening scene of Falk's triumphant memoir, "Hello to All That: A Memoir of War, Zoloft, and Peace," gives a glimpse of how far he went to wrest his life back from depression, after spending much of the previous decade in a fog.

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