AWP: The Writer's Chronicle
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Bookshelf
Read MoreNIU Today→
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Judy’s journey mirrors Dragonette’s experience at NIU – arriving on campus as a nursing major on a U.S. Army scholarship.
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Girl Who Reads→
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“The author's portrayal of Judy was so well done that I felt like she was someone I knew in college.”
Read MoreLiving Our Faith Out Loud→
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The story is beautifully written with compassionate and thoughtful narrative and engaging characters who play out all the angst of the era set on a Midwestern college campus when America was at its most vulnerable.
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Publisher's Weekly→
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A story that speaks to the poignant clash of young adulthood, feminism, and war and offers an inquiry into the domestic politics of protest.
Read MoreNancy's Book Blog→
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“Rita Dragonette writes a good story describing the turmoil, fears, anger and sadness of that time.”
Read MoreJorie Loves A Story→
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“A brilliantly conceived and conceptualized ‘time capsule’ of a particularly inclusive period of turbulence in American history.”
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The University of Chicago Graham School→
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The Long Walk to The Fourteenth of September: From the Classrooms of the Writer’s Studio to the Prairie Paths of the Ragdale Foundation
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Every Free Chance Books→
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Spotlight: The Fourteenth of September by Rita Dragonette including an excerpt from the novel
Read MoreHypertext Magazine→
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Sharing a fascinating interview with Christine Maul Rice of Hypertext Magazine. Best interview questions ever!
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