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How to Write About War is not just a fiction writing guide. Its author, Ron Capps, served in the US Army, Army Reserve and National Guard for 25 years. He is a veteran of combat operations in Afghanistan and has served in missions to Darfur, Chad, and the Central African Republic.

The book is intended primarily for military personnel, current and former, and touches not only on universal issues of fiction writing, such as time and space, character, theme, point of view, dialogue and episode construction, opening and ending, but also on such specifics as writing out war experience and working with trauma. The author also focuses on revising and editing the text, and gives useful advice on publishing and promoting the book.

This book is for those who, like the author, have gone through the crucible of war, seen sweat, blood and death, know what brotherhood and self-sacrifice are. And also for everyone who just wants to write better.