Ask the Author: Janis Robinson Daly
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Janis Robinson Daly
I have an entire PPT presentation drafted to answer this question. A single line in my great-great grandfather's obituary led me down the path to discover the Woman's Medical College of Pennsylvania and its determined graduates. Ask me about where you can view the presentation for all the details.
Janis Robinson Daly
A sequel to The Unlocked Path to follow Eliza as a mature woman from 1935 - 1955.
Janis Robinson Daly
Writing a novel is just the beginning, promoting it and creating a readership is the hardest work, but can also be as satisfying as holding your novel in your hand when you witness authentic recommendations and groundswell around it occur.
Janis Robinson Daly
Meeting new people - the characters you form with their quirks, flaws and strengths. Seeing them come alive in pages and linger with a reader like an old friend.
Janis Robinson Daly
A long walk, preferably alone on a beach with only the sound of gulls and lapping waves in the background. On one such a walk I realized for The Unlocked Path; the original chapter nine needed to move to my opening pages.
Janis Robinson Daly
I looked at the accounting final exam. Signed my name to the top and left the room. A true, two-sentence horror story.
Janis Robinson Daly
Maybe a bit cliched, but my Scottish ancestry pulls me to the setting of Outlander. I've never been to Scotland, but would love to roam those hills and crags, especially if a tour guide like Jamie strode alongside me.
Janis Robinson Daly
My two book clubs always keep me busy. Our summer reads include The Last Ship Home by Heather Webb, Five Little Indians by Michelle Good and Anxious People by Fredrick Backman. For personal reading, I had to pick up Geraldine Brooks' newest, Horse, and hope to finally get the non-fiction that's been sitting on the top of my TBR pile: Ear Hustle by Nigel Poor and Earlonne Woods. I also have a few ARCs for author friends: The Last Dollar Princess by Linda Bennett Pennell and Hardland by Ashley Sweeney.
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