Around the world, November 11th is known by various names including Armistice Day, Remembrance Day, and in the U.S., Veterans Day. American Thinker interviewed several best-selling historical novelists who have written about the effect WWI had on veterans who gallantly fought it.  They want to inform the readers about real facts, events, and issues, such as PTSD, prosthetics, the reaction of the civilian population, the effect on military families, atrocities committed, and integrating back into society. Charles and Caroline Todd write two series, Ian Rutledge and Bess Crawford, with WWI as a backdrop. They recounted, “We were talking to a young editor and said something about Remembrance Day and she looked blank, then we called it Armistice Day and she still looked blank.  When we said Veteran’s Day recognition came to her, but people have forgotten the importance of November 11th.  Historical fiction is important because it gives a glimpse of past...(Read Full Article)