206. Rebecca Hardy Author of The House of Lost Wives

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Rebecca Hardy (penname for Rebecca Danese) is a writer, photographer, and artist working in London while residing in West Sussex, England. "The House of Lost Wives" is her debut adult novel set in 1813, pre-Victorian England, which relies upon the existence of ghosts that only the protagonist can see. We discuss her journey to becoming a published author and why she chose the route she did. Hers is a very interesting story to arrive as a published author, and I am very happy I could interview her. I initially met her after she wrote a blog post on the cameras of Battlefield Earth. Learn more at www.rebeccadanese.com/

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