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Meet the Men of “War Sonnets”, Part One

March 10, 2021April 7, 2021 ~ Susannah Willey ~ 1 Comment

United State Army—112th RCT As a writer, it’s important to know everything you can about each of your characters. Most of what you learn will never make it to your story, but digging deep into their personalities may reveal things you hadn’t thought of. Suddenly, that person is more than a name. They feel real, … Continue reading Meet the Men of “War Sonnets”, Part One

War Sonnets: A Collage

January 12, 2021January 12, 2021 ~ Susannah Willey ~ Leave a comment

    Today's post: a collage of images I use to represent my characters, Leo, Dooley, Woody, Cal, Sergeant Ryan, Lt. Inoue, Kaito, Tadashi, Sachiko, Harry, Russo, and Johnson, and their surroundings. Can you spot the protagonists? Antagonists? There are two of each.

Origins: War Sonnets

October 21, 2020November 19, 2020 ~ Susannah Willey ~ 3 Comments

What do you think of when you see the word “sonnet?” Love poems, right? So imagine my surprise when I first read my uncle’s sonnets about his war experience. Who writes sonnets about fighting? And yet, he did. And they are awesome—one might say beautiful. When I was trying to come up with a list … Continue reading Origins: War Sonnets

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