Siobhan Fallon

Siobhan Fallon is the author of the award-winning books You Know When the Men Are Gone and The Confusion of Languages. Her essays and stories have been featured in the New York Times, Washington Post Magazine, NPR, Stars and Stripes, the anthologies Fire & Forget: Short Stories from the Long War and The Kiss: Intimacies from Writers, among others. Theatrical productions of her work have been performed home and abroad. Siobhan is the wife of an active-duty Army officer who served three combat deployments to Iraq and Afghanistan. She and her family have also spent seven years living in the Middle East and the Gulf. Her current work in progress is a novel about the disastrous Battle of the Little Bighorn. Siobhan was drawn to the subject after researching the life of military spouse Elizabeth “Libbie” Custer: George Custer’s widow. Siobhan also has a series on YouTube titled The Lives of the Little Bighorn. For more about Siobhan, please see www.siobhanfallon.com or her YouTube channel @SiobhanFallon7 Some reviews include: "...gripping, straight-up, no-nonsense stories" The New York Times "There is the war we know - from Hollywood and CNN- and then there is the battleground at home depicted by breakout author Siobhan Fallon, an army wife with...a staggering arsenal of talent, her sentences popping like small arm fire, her stories scaring a gasp out of you like tracer rounds burning in the night sky over your home town." - Benjamin Percy, author of The Wilding, Refresh, Refresh, and The Language of Elk