Wartime Heroes: How War Changes the People in Your Story

Presented by: Beverle Graves Myers | J. Robert James | James R. Benn | Joanne Dobson | Sarah R. Shaber

Beverle Graves Myers leads a discussion with J. Robert James, James R. Benn, Joanne Dobson, and Sarah R. Shaber on writing novels set during wartime. They explore courage, loss, and resilience, and how conflict transforms both individual lives and the course of history.

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