Ask the Author: Julia Brewer Daily
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Julia Brewer Daily
"No Names to Be Given" is memoir-like in that I am an adopted child from a maternity home hospital in New Orleans. My three main protagonists meet in a maternity home hospital in New Orleans to relinquish their babies for adoption.
Julia Brewer Daily
I've begun my second novel, but need to get my first novel launched on August 3, 2021 and marketed. Then, I can complete the next one.
Julia Brewer Daily
As a debut novelist over 60, I encourage writers to know it is never too late. If you have a story inside you that needs to be told, get it on paper.
Julia Brewer Daily
Hearing from someone that my words touched them deeply.
Julia Brewer Daily
Read someone else's work. A memory of my childhood or a situation as an adult always appears to me when I listen to or read someone else's experiences. That opens my mind and helps me write my own work.
Julia Brewer Daily
It was pitch black. A claw touched her neck.
Julia Brewer Daily
I would travel back in time to 1965 and the site of my own novel, No Names to Be Given, at a maternity home hospital in New Orleans. I would like to talk to the young women there who are relinquishing their children for adoption.
Julia Brewer Daily
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