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Ellen Marie Wiseman and The Lost Girls of Willowbrook

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Tess and Karen loved talking to Ellen Marie Wiseman, a New York Times bestselling author of six highly acclaimed historical fiction novels. The interview covers her start as an imaginative child and concludes with a discussion of her fascinating book, The Lost Girls of Willowbrook, a novel described as a blend of fact, fiction, and urban legend. She also reveals how she chooses names for her characters and the temptation of going down the rabbit hole of research. She believes in crafting stories that cover past social injustices not widely known and creating characters that illustrate the resiliency of the human spirit.

Writers and readers alike will enjoy this fascinating conversation.
Books mentioned:
Bird by Bird by Anne Lamott
On Writing by Stephen King

https://ellenmariewiseman.com/
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Tess and Karen loved talking to Ellen Marie Wiseman, a New York Times bestselling author of six highly acclaimed historical fiction novels. The interview covers her start as an imaginative child and concludes with a discussion of her fascinating book, The Lost Girls of Willowbrook, a novel described as a blend of fact, fiction, and urban legend. She also reveals how she chooses names for her characters and the temptation of going down the rabbit hole of research. She believes in crafting stories that cover past social injustices not widely known and creating characters that illustrate the resiliency of the human spirit.

Writers and readers alike will enjoy this fascinating conversation.
Books mentioned:
Bird by Bird by Anne Lamott
On Writing by Stephen King

https://ellenmariewiseman.com/
For those considering advertising on BEHIND THE BOOK:
https://forms.gle/bk7zRhMPw66xBJWP6

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