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Why We Need Contemporary War Fiction Written by Women

Why We Need Contemporary War Fiction Written by Women

At some stage during my adult life, and this will astound my history teacher if she’d discover, I found myself fascinated by the thought of writing fiction inspired by contemporary events. A thread that brought me here might have been reading Margaret Mitchell’s “Gone with the Wind” in my teens; another one, witnessing the terrorist […]

November 10, 2019 | By Patricia Furstenberg | 14 Replies More

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