In this episode, we dive into the interesting narrative of Christine Kessides, whose novel "Magda Standing" uncovers the hidden struggles of German Americans during World War I. Set against the backdrop of Pittsburgh in 1916, Christine reflects on her family's history and the challenges faced by immigrants during a time of war and disease.
Join us as Christine shares her writing journey, the inspiration behind her book, and the lessons she learned along the way. From the importance of research to her writing routines and the publishing process, Christine offers invaluable insights for aspiring authors. Don't miss this enlightening conversation with host Rob Jolles!
Visit Christine Kessides's website at https://christinekessidesauthor.com/ for more information on her work.
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