Company Men
Houston author Mike Freedman’s second satirical novel portrays the battlefield and the boardroom with delicious contempt.
David Duhr
David Duhr is co-founder of WriteByNight, a writers' service dedicated to helping authors achieve their goals. He lives in New York City and writes about books for The Dallas Morning News, Publishing Perspectives, and others.
Articles by David Duhr
Announcing the Eighth Annual Observer Short Story Contest
Send us your stories, writers!
Announcing the Seventh Annual Observer Short Story Contest
We're now taking submissions for our seventh annual short story contest.
Send Us Your Stories, Writers
We're now taking submissions for our sixth annual short story contest.
The Afghanistan Addiction
Former Navy medic Brandon Caro's new novel provides a look into what it’s like to be a non-combatant in a conflict in which there’s no such thing.
In ‘My Unsentimental Education,’ a Professor Finds a New Path
Raised to be a wife, Debra Monroe remembers her fits-and-starts journey from Wisconsin to San Marcos, a world away from her family's expectations.
New Dallas Publisher Aims to Elevate the Status of International Fiction in Translation
Deep Vellum is on a mission to bring international fiction to an American audience.
