Brady later reflected on her husband Dexter Masters' editing: 'I think he didn't want people to think badly of me, so he cut all the modern sections, thinking they would embarrass me.' This insight reveals the interpersonal dynamics affecting her work and highlights her eventual decision to reclaim her story by reinstating those critical sections.
Warwick Collins described 'Theory of War' as 'a novel, historical excavation, and philosophical treatise, ironic comedy and revenger's tragedy.' This multifaceted nature embodies the depth of her writing and its exploration of complex themes surrounding American identity.
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