Women Veterans Book Corner
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Highlighted Women Veteran Authors | How to Participate | Background
We are excited about all of the wonderful programs we have going on and would like to take time to share an exciting invitation about the next feature! We are happy to share our new CWV Women Veterans Book Corner, which will highlight some of our Nation’s amazing women Veteran authors.
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May 2022 Mari K. Eder U.S. Army 1977-2013 Author of The Girls Who Stepped Out of Line Read Mari’s story » |
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April 2022 M.B. Dallocchio U.S. Army 1998-2006 Author of The Desert Warrior Read M.B.’s story » |
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March 2022 Sandra Stosz U.S. Coast Guard 1982-2018 Author of Breaking Ice and Breaking Glass: Leading in Uncharted Waters Read Sandra’s story » |
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February 2022 Ina Johnson Myers U.S. Army Author of Girl, Don’t Play!!! Pray!!!! The Professional Women’s Guide to Identifying His Brokenness Read Ina’s story » |
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January 2022 Lisa Washington U.S. Navy 1995-1999 Author of Kaleigh Read Lisa’s story » |
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December 2021 Hillary “Herby” Herbst U.S. Coast Guard 2005-2018 Author of Weight Out Read Herby’s story » |
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September 2021 Dianna Good Sky U.S. Navy 1980-1995 Author of Warrior Spirit Rising Read Dianna’s story » |
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March 2021 Irene Trowell-Harris U.S. Air National Guard 1963-1986, 1994-2001 and U.S. Air Force 1987-1993 Author of Bridges: A Life Building and Crossing Them Read Irene’s story » |
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January 2021 Julia Maki Pyrah U.S. Navy for five years and currently in the U.S. Air National Guard. Author of My Mom Hunts Submarines Read Julia’s story » |
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November 2020 Angelica “Angel” Pilato, Lt. Col. USAF (Ret.), Ph. D. U.S. Air Force 1967-1972 active duty and Reserve 1974-1991. Author of Angel’s Truck Stop: A Woman’s Love, Laughter, and Loss during the Vietnam War Read Angel’s story » |
Are you a woman Veteran author, or do you know of one? If so, please download and complete the submission form. Once complete, we request that you return the submission form and 3-5 good photos (at least one of them should be in uniform. The bigger, the better, and good resolution is important. Also include a picture of the cover of your book and attach an electronic copy of your book. Consider scanning a physical photo if you do not have a digital copy readily available) to 00w@va.gov with subject of “CWV Authors Book Corner submission” for Author of the Month. It is important that you include as much of the requested material as possible, as it is necessary to complete and publish to our site.
The Women Veteran Authors Book Corner Initiative was developed to create a place for women Veterans to come together and support their sister Veterans who are authors, share in their stories, and learn more about their journey. This initiative will highlight the amazing contributions of women Veterans in all capacities, increasing awareness about the women Veteran authors who are in our communities and give them a platform to come together, share their love for reading with their sister Veterans, and inspire them who seek to become authors.
The purpose of this initiative is to recognize women Veterans who are published authors; create a platform for women Veterans who enjoy reading and writing to come together, encourage each other and share; and inspire other women Veterans to express themselves through writing.
