by Kyle Larkin War writing is paradoxical by nature. Historically, veteran authors have claimed that war cannot be understood unless…
by Travis Switalski, Sr. Vietnam had O’Brien, Caputo, and about ten dozen others. World War Two had James Jones and…
by David Chrisinger As far as most traditional societies are concerned, being a warrior was a noble and honorable thing.…
by Daniel Buckman It was a veteran’s daughter who read my first attempts at fiction, written in spiral binders at…
by Jerad W. Alexander In a bar in the Poncey-Highland neighborhood of Atlanta, I sat across from a woman with…
by Daniel Buckman In 2009 my fourth New York novel was circulating in paperback. I wrote and published four of…
By Gaby Bedetti “Fantastic show, that’s what education should look like!” said Travis Martin’s generous e-mail in response to our…
by Daniel Buckman I saw the young veterans filing into my classroom before they saw me understanding them. They patrolled my…
by Travis Switalski, Sr. I woke up this morning with the greatest idea for a story that I’ve had yet.…
by David P. Ervin In “What’s It Like to Kill Someone?” Travis Switalski delved into the depths of an important…