Tracy Crow is host and producer of the podcast, Accept Your Gifts: The 22-Minute Podcast for Inspiring Your Most Creative Life, a twice-weekly program with listeners in 12 countries.
She is also the founder of Tracy Crow Literary Agency, LLC, and the president and CEO of MilSpeak Foundation, Inc., a 501 (c) 3 organization dedicated toward supporting the creative endeavors of military servicemembers, veterans, and their families.
Tracy is the author/editor of six books to include the novella, Cooper’s Hawk: The Remembering; the popular history, It’s My Country Too: Women’s Military Stories from the American Revolution to Afghanistan with co-author Jerri Bell; the award-winning memoir, Eyes Right: Confessions from a Woman Marine; the military conspiracy thriller, An Unlawful Order, under her pen name, 
Carver Greene; the true story collection, Red, White, & True: Stories from Veterans and Families, WWII to Present; and the breakthrough writing text, On Point: A Guide to Writing the Military Story, in which Crow combines her skills and experience as a former Marine Corps officer, award-winning military journalist, author, editor, and assistant professor of creative writing.
Tracy’s short stories and essays have appeared in a number of literary journals and anthologies, and been nominated three times for the Pushcart Prize. She has a B.A. in creative writing from Eckerd College in St. Petersburg, Florida, and an MFA in creative writing from Queens University of Charlotte in North Carolina. She and her husband, Mark Weidemaier, an MLB lifer, live on ten storybook acres in central North Carolina with their three dogs — Cash, Hadley, and Fenway.
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Looks great, Tracy. So excited about On Point!!
Congrats.
Kathleen
Thanks, Kathleen!
You have been recommended to me by our good friend Kathleen Rodgers. We are working on a multi-year Veterans’ Project and would like to consider involving you and your book, as well as train us, give a talk, serve on a panel, and perhaps lead a weekend retreat for Veterans. Please respond, as I am writing a proposal to the NEA for funding and it is due in two days.
Thanks, too, for reaching out through Facebook. I’m in! Let me know how I can support you!
Tracy, thank you for responding to my msg on FB. So excited to talk to you more about your book and working with student veterans. Along with being a former marine, I have over 15 years working as a Veterans Counselor/professor of Boots to Books, along with starting a nonprofit for assisting student veterans in their transition from military to civilian life/college. Please let me know how I can best talk to you more.
All my best,
Catherine
Attended Tracy’s talk at Carteret Writers in Morehead City today. She was a great presenter, even after only 4 hours sleep. I’m looking forward to her online workshop next February.
Thanks, Janet! So enjoyed meeting you and your amazing group of writers!