Carolyn Dasher (she/her) grew up in a military family, which meant she lived in ten different places before she graduated from high school. It also meant that every 4^th of July she got to climb around on tanks and helicopters and watch the Blue Angels buzz overhead in tight formation. When she learned about the WASP—amazing women who stepped up during World War II to serve their country, and, as soon as the war was over, were told to step right back down again and transfer their talent and energy to home and family life—she knew she had to write about them. Carolyn’s short fiction has appeared in Sunspot Literary Journal. American Sky is her first novel.