There is an adage that states “write what you know,” as well as, the axiom that urges one to “write the book you wish to read”-that is what I have done here. I have a penchant for all things Judaic, along with a great passion for historical or period fiction. I’m honored you enjoyed the story and-as any author would tell you-nothing is more pleasing than having a tête-à-tête to discuss one’s work! I’m thrilled that you found the subject matter intriguing, as it is truly a topic very near and dear to my heart. TRUPP: Firstly, allow me to express my gratitude for this opportunity. How did this affect your writing and what would you do to get back to it if you needed a break? I was immediately intrigued by the subject matter of your book and wonder if there were times you had to step away from the writing given the familial connection. Today, Feathered Quill reviewer Diane Lunsford is talking with Mirta Ines Trupp, author of Destiny by Design: Leah's Journey.įQ: Thank you for such an engaging story of a time in the not-so distant past.
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