Barbara Josselsohn

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Starting to write a book is like staring at thousands of oddly shaped images on cardboard. They make you anxious, overwhelmed. But then you can see how they fit together. It's a story, and you know it will be a lovely story when it's done.

This is where I am this evening. Writers, can you relate?

What Do You Learn When You Write A Novel? - Women Writers, Women's Books By Barbara Josselsohn A few short months ago, I published my eighth novel, THE FORGOTTEN ITALIAN RESTAURANT, the third in my World War 2 series. It’s about two “lost” souls – Callie, a 33-year-old wom...

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