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November Memorials – Researching The Shrapnel Story

Posted on November 8, 2013 by mcgntr

Each name on a War Memorial has a life story. Before I joined NanoWrimo, I had written many stories. Here is my story of how I wrote Shrapnel – a November story – a Memorial Story for my family to … Continue reading →

Posted in Life Reflection, Writing | Tagged Army Air Force Shrapnel, Family grief at no body, Nanowrimo and Stories, Reflections on loss, Research and Writing, Tragedy impacts life decisions, Veterans Day rememberance, War Memorials, World War II story, Writing fiction from life | Leave a comment

November – Month for Writing and for Remembering

Posted on November 7, 2013 by mcgntr

IT’S NOVEMBER: NanoWrimo sparks over 300,000 writers to start their new novels. War Veterans gather at cemeteries and memorials to remember past sacrifices. Both seek to engage us in stories that matter. I paired these two groups and their twined … Continue reading →

Posted in Life Reflection, Writing | Tagged Nanowrimo and Stories, Save War Memorials, Veterans Day rememberance, War Memorials, War Stories, Wars with No bodies | Leave a comment

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November Memorials – Researching The Shrapnel Story

November – Month for Writing and for Remembering

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