Rusty
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Kate Quinn:
Hasving read other books you have written I was excited to see how well Alice was rated by other readers. Of course, I hope that I win a copy but whether I do or not I will find a way to read it. I am curious though. Where did you get the idea for this plot?
Kate Quinn
A fantastic non-fiction book called "Women Heroes of WWI" (Kathryn Atwood) sent me down the rabbit hole with an essay about the historic Alice Network, of which I had never heard. As soon as I read about these ladies, I knew I had to write about them!
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Noah
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Kate Quinn:
Hi! I'm a huge fan of yours, I just finished reading Lady of the Eternal City and it was so fantastic. I was wondering what your path has been to become a historical fiction writer? I'm a history major in my last year of university and I really want to become a writer but I'm not sure which steps to take!
Isabella
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Kate Quinn:
Hello, re read the entire Rome series just for the last installment, and something caught my eye. Nessus' prediction for Vix, didn't come to be true. Was this intentional, because Nessus' predictions always seemed so accurate, or did you simply choose not to follow that path?
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