This episode of Jacqui Just Chatters features a conversation with Janice Robinson Daly, an author who delves into her ancestral history and how it inspired her to write her historical novel, 'The Unlocked Path'. Janice discusses her foray into genealogy, focusing on her paternal grandmother’s mysterious past and her discovery of a family legacy intertwined with the abolitionist movement and women's education rights. The conversation also covers how these discoveries led to Janice writing her book, her process of integrating historical facts with fiction, and glimpses into her next project. Additionally, Janice talks about the value of community among authors, her initiative of promoting women’s historical fiction during Women's History Month, and rekindling family connections through genealogy research.
Info/links for Janis:
The Unlocked Path is available on Amazon in paperback, Kindle and Audible formats. It's also on BN.com. Folks can also ask their local independent bookstore or library to order it through Ingram Distributors. The Path Beneath Her Feet releases September 5, 2024, also from Black Rose Writing.
The survey for Women's History Month - to add suggestions for 2025 and be entered to win one of the books from 2024 https://us20.list-manage.com/survey?u=a032c3f5608248aaa0896e0d3&id=ed00d6142e&attribution=false
Janis loves to join book clubs for an author chat in person or over Zoom. She also has a book club kit available on my website.
PowerPoint Presentation (janisrdaly.com)
Folks can also connect with Janis through her website: www.janisrdaly.com and subscribe to her monthly newsletter. Newsletter | Janis Daly (janisrdaly.com)
On Facebook @janisrobinsondalyauthor
On Instagram @janisrdaly_writers
Do you have a story idea or thoughts about the episode? Connect with Jacqui at the following.
FB: @ Jacqui Lents Author https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100069970208082
IG: @JacquiLents
YouTube: @JacquiLents
Music used for this episode includes –
Ratatouille's Kitchen - Carmen María and Edu Espinalfound
Always – Nesrality
This episode of Jacqui Just Chatters features a conversation with Janice Robinson Daly, an author who delves into her ancestral history and how it inspired her to write her historical novel, 'The Unlocked Path'. Janice discusses her foray into genealogy, focusing on her paternal grandmother’s mysterious past and her discovery of a family legacy intertwined with the abolitionist movement and women's education rights. The conversation also covers how these discoveries led to Janice writing her book, her process of integrating historical facts with fiction, and glimpses into her next project. Additionally, Janice talks about the value of community among authors, her initiative of promoting women’s historical fiction during Women's History Month, and rekindling family connections through genealogy research.
Info/links for Janis:
The Unlocked Path is available on Amazon in paperback, Kindle and Audible formats. It's also on BN.com. Folks can also ask their local independent bookstore or library to order it through Ingram Distributors. The Path Beneath Her Feet releases September 5, 2024, also from Black Rose Writing.
The survey for Women's History Month - to add suggestions for 2025 and be entered to win one of the books from 2024 https://us20.list-manage.com/survey?u=a032c3f5608248aaa0896e0d3&id=ed00d6142e&attribution=false
Janis loves to join book clubs for an author chat in person or over Zoom. She also has a book club kit available on my website.
PowerPoint Presentation (janisrdaly.com)
Folks can also connect with Janis through her website: www.janisrdaly.com and subscribe to her monthly newsletter. Newsletter | Janis Daly (janisrdaly.com)
On Facebook @janisrobinsondalyauthor
On Instagram @janisrdaly_writers
Do you have a story idea or thoughts about the episode? Connect with Jacqui at the following.
FB: @ Jacqui Lents Author https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100069970208082
IG: @JacquiLents
YouTube: @JacquiLents
Music used for this episode includes –
Ratatouille's Kitchen - Carmen María and Edu Espinalfound
Always – Nesrality