For Honor, For Country: The Moral Weight of Writing Soldiers

Presented by: David Rich | Erin Mitchell | Laura DiSilverio | Martin Limón

David Rich, Erin Mitchell, Laura DiSilverio, and Martin Limón explore the moral and emotional complexities of writing military characters. They discuss duty, sacrifice, and service, and how research and personal experience help create honest portrayals of soldiers facing impossible choices.

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