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Ron Capps

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The founder and director of the VWP, Ron served 25 years in the Army and Army Reserve and is a combat veteran of Afghanistan. He has been a contributor to Time Magazine’s Battleland blog, The American Interest, and to Foreign Policy; his literary writing has been featured in JMWW, The New York Times, The Delmarva Review, The Little Patuxent Review, Prime Number, and Riverlit. The Washington Post called his 2009 essay Back From the Brink, “stunningly good.” His essay The French Lieutenant’s iPod won first prize for creative non-fiction in Press 53′s 2011 Open Awards competition, and his 2011 essay Yellow was listed as a Notable in Best American Essays of 2012. He has been a featured speaker on National Public Radio’s All Things Considered, PRI’s The World, Pacifica Radio, the BBC World Service and has been a consultant to Time, Rolling Stone, and PBS Frontline. His book, Writing War: A Guide to Telling Your Own Story serves as the curriculum for VWP seminars and workshops. His memoir, Seriously Not All Right: Five Wars in Ten Years, is published by Schaffner Press.

Source: Veterans Writing Project - About Us.

Ron Capps

4.2/5 ( ratings)
Website
Go to Website
The founder and director of the VWP, Ron served 25 years in the Army and Army Reserve and is a combat veteran of Afghanistan. He has been a contributor to Time Magazine’s Battleland blog, The American Interest, and to Foreign Policy; his literary writing has been featured in JMWW, The New York Times, The Delmarva Review, The Little Patuxent Review, Prime Number, and Riverlit. The Washington Post called his 2009 essay Back From the Brink, “stunningly good.” His essay The French Lieutenant’s iPod won first prize for creative non-fiction in Press 53′s 2011 Open Awards competition, and his 2011 essay Yellow was listed as a Notable in Best American Essays of 2012. He has been a featured speaker on National Public Radio’s All Things Considered, PRI’s The World, Pacifica Radio, the BBC World Service and has been a consultant to Time, Rolling Stone, and PBS Frontline. His book, Writing War: A Guide to Telling Your Own Story serves as the curriculum for VWP seminars and workshops. His memoir, Seriously Not All Right: Five Wars in Ten Years, is published by Schaffner Press.

Source: Veterans Writing Project - About Us.

Books from Ron Capps

Seriously Not All Right: Five Wars in Ten Years

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Writing War: A Guide to Telling Your Own Story

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The Delmarva Review, Vol. 6

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Retire the Colors: Veterans & Civilians On Iraq & Afghanistan

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100 Questions and Answers About Veterans: A Guide for Civilians: Basic facts about U.S. military veterans demographics, contributions, training, culture, employment, politics and benefits

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Retire the Colors: Veterans & Civilians On Iraq & Afghanistan

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