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Eudora Welty. Even though I write historical thrillers and she most certainly did not, the quality of the voice she creates in her fiction--its lyricism and authenticity--inspires me.

Neil Gaiman. He embraces magic in the everyday world with the abandon of a child while never flinching from the darkness that also lurks there. And he lives intentionally in a way that gives more back to the world than he ever takes.

Flannery O'Connor. This one surprises me. As a reader, I've always loved her work, but I've never thought of her as a direct influence--until now (so thanks for making me think!). I love the way she sees the world with the fantastic mingling with the mundane, the sacred with the profane, and mystery more compelling than any of our "realities."

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I’m often asked at conferences and readings about how I manage to “get it all done.” I’ve published three novels since 2015 (and have written two more). I travel regularly for author events. I’m a college professor teaching four classes a semester (plus meetings, etc.). I homeschool two kids and have two dogs and two cats. (I have a partner who helps with this.) I am also active in the community.









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