""A subtle and utterly convincing portrait of manhood and friendship. Skaskiw knows the lures of war to be as innocent and concrete as they are dark and amorphous. In exploring a terrain of the intimate and familiar, he deftly reveals it to hold the same capacities for violence and betrayal found behind enemy lines." - Katie Chase, author of Man and Wife"

A Novelette about three Iraq War veterans on a camping trip, and those feelings of betrayal and relief when you leave the military.

A novellette ( 9000 words) about the Iraq War, and the exhilaration and heartbreak of leaving it behind, based on the author's experience. The first in a series of three.

"An honest look at the everydy realities of war - a must read." - Nolan Peterson, conflict reporter, The Daily Signal

"Skaskiw's story about a man coming home from Iraq mirrors Hemingway and Tolstoy's stories about men dying. Convoy Home is almost intolerably sad, beautiful, honest, and true." - Adrian Bonenberger, author of Afghan Post

"This story shows us another side of war where routine and duty go side by side with tragedy and valor." -Andrii Drozda, Literary Critic, LitAkcent

The second in a series of three novelette about the Iraq War. Television is about the day to day grind of combat operations, the struggle to be a good leader, and the murky realities of war.