What Writers Get Wrong When They Write About the Military

Categories: Writing

Luis Rosas, a veteran of the US Marine Corps, dives into everything writers get wrong about the military and how they can fill in the gaps to make their writing more realistic.

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This panel discussion focuses on independent publishing, with panelists advocating for the term "independent publisher" rather than "self-publisher" to emphasize professionalism.

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What Writers Get Wrong When They Write About the Military

How to Successfully Publish Your Book

A Clear Cut Case of Murder – Or is it? Fiction and Forensics

John DeDakis interviews Clay Stafford

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