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Snapshots is a collection of works by members of the Military Writers Society of America (MWSA). MWSA sponsors writers and their works by publishing anthologies on a periodic basis. This sponsorship providers writers with exposure to the literary world.
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MWSA 2021 Anthology
The Military Writers Society of America encourages our veterans and their family members to write. Not only to preserve history one story at a time, but we believe writing can be a form of therapy much needed by several who have returned home. These are some of those stories.
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Anthology created by members of Military Writers Society of America focusing on WWI.
A collection of short fiction, historical pieces, poetry, and song written by members of the Military Writers Society of America after a writers' retreat at the Gettysburg Battlefield Bed and Breakfast in May, 2016.
Includes accomplished authors: Carolyn Schriber, Joe Epley, Jack Woodville London, Bob Doerr, Richard Davidson, Pat McGrath Avery, Mindy Phillips Lawrence, Florence March, Christopher Avery, Dwight Jon Zimmerman, and Joyce Faulkner. Also includes the photography of Pat McGrath Avery and Joyce Faulkner.
Military Writers Society of America (MWSA) presents the 2014 collection of essays, short stories, and poetry, "All Gave Some." Written by members of MWSA as an example of the professionalism and creativity of the membership, the annual anthology contains fiction and nonfiction treatment of military themes. MWSA writers range from well-known historians and novelists to first-time authors. Their interests include children's literature, mystery, biography, poetry, and memoir. The 2014 edition is a tribute to those whose expertise, dedication, and knowledge make the military efficient and effective.
Military Writers Society of America 4th Annual Anthology includes book excerpts, poetry, essays, photography, artwork, and short fiction. MWSA members range from unpublished writers using the medium as a way of dealing with trauma to award-winning professional authors. This is a moving look at the war through the eyes of those most closely impacted by it. It is also a study of how it molded American history.
Military Writers Society of America 2012 collection of articles, essays, short fiction, poetry, book reviews with military theme.
