
Saturday March 23 at 7:00 PM come to Sycamore and hear Iraq and Afghanistan veterans read from their new short story anthology "Fire and Forget: Short Stories From The Long War."
The event will be hosted by Jake Siegel, a life long Ditmas Park resident and "Fire and Forget" contributor.
Check out what others have said about the book and hope to see you there.
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“Searing stories from the war zones of Afghanistan, Iraq, and the USA by warrior writers. Fire and Forget is about not forgetting. It is a necessary collection, necessary to write, necessary to read.” —E.L. Doctorow
“Brilliant intro by Colum McCann. Devastating stories, including “The Train” by Mariette Kalinowski….Non-fiction seems “easier” to read. But serious profound heartrending fiction goes so deep, touches us so powerfully, it is what we require.” —Joyce Carol Oates
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“I’ve been waiting for this book for a decade. I laughed, shouted, and cried while reading this kaleidoscopic collection. So many facets of war and the people who do our fighting are covered here. Fire and Forget is a literary history of this latest period of American wars. It’s a profound and telling work of art.” —Anthony Swofford, author of the New York Times bestseller Jarhead
“Fire and Forget is a diverse anthology on our long wars in Iraq and Afghanistan united by the extraordinary talents of its authors. These stories are exceptional.” —Kevin Powers, author of The Yellow Birds