by Jack Woodville London | Nov 10, 2011 | Articles
Once, in the days before corporate sponsor naming rights, we named our sports fields ‘Memorial Stadium.’ When the national anthem was played, it was in honor of those Americans in whose memory the memorial stadium had been built. And, in that time, the national day of... by Jack Woodville London | Nov 10, 2011 | A Novel Approach
Welcome to A Novel Approach, a weekly note about writing. The Military Writers Society of America asked me to write a weekly note with tips on writing, cruel payment (or punishment) for honoring me as the 2011 Author of the Year for Engaged in War. To their dismay, I... by Jack Woodville London | Nov 9, 2011 | Articles
In anticipation of Veterans Day, or Armistice Day as we once named it and Remembrance Day as it still is known in some countries, we proposed a writing competition on the subject of patriotism, a trait all too often claimed on and seemingly limited to stickers placed... by Jack Woodville London | Nov 4, 2011 | A Novel Approach
Welcome to A Novel Aproach, a weekly note about writing. The Military Writers Society of America asked me to write a weekly note with tips for writing, cruel payment (or punishment) for honoring me as the 2011 Author of the Year for Engaged in War. To their dismay, I... 
by Jack Woodville London | Oct 4, 2011 | Articles
I did not see this coming, but I am so happy that it did. I am honored to be honored by my co-authors and the Military Writers Society of America for Engaged in War. It is the story of a fledgling doctor from a small Texas town who is swept into the Army in 1944...
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