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Category Archives: Fiction
Writing Life – Call for Submissions, Upcoming Deadline
The response to our call for submissions to the Veterans Writing Project’s literary journal O-Dark-Thirty for a special themed issue, writing by women veterans, has been gratifying. We’ve received four or five times the usual number of submissions for a quarterly issue, and … Continue reading
Posted in Fiction, Nonfiction, Poetry, Writing Life
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War, Leadership, and Love: The Contemporary Romance Novels of Army Officer Jessica Scott
Summer of 1976. I’m eleven years old, and I’ve just finished sixth grade. I’ve read everything that the librarian in charge of the little one-room public library in a small town in West Virginia thinks is suitable for a good … Continue reading
Posted in Fiction, Literary Criticism
Tagged Jessica Scott, Romance novels, War Literature & the Arts, women veterans
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Writing Life: I Want to Smack Sam Sacks
This post is mostly not about the writing of women veterans; please forgive the digression. In 2005, a couple of weeks into my first semester of the Writing Program at the Johns Hopkins University, my mother-in-law asked to read some of my … Continue reading
Posted in Fiction, In the News, Literary Criticism, Writing Life
Tagged Eric Bennett, Fire and Forget, Mariette Kalinowski, Master of Fine Arts Degree, Military Experience and the Arts, Perry O'Brien, Roman Skawskiw, Roy Scranton, Sam Sacks, Ted Janis, Veterans Writing Project, Words After War
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Call for Submissions
O-Dark-Thirty, the literary journal of The Veterans Writing Project, is pleased to call for submissions from women veterans who write for an upcoming (February 2016) themed issue of O-Dark-Thirty/The Review: Women Veterans’ Writing. Guidelines: The editors will consider short stories (up to 5,000 … Continue reading
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