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This week, I welcome author and activist Talia Carner to the Round Table. We discuss her latest novel, The Third Daughter, just released by Harper Collins, in depth. Hear about Talia’s author journey, her inspiration, research, and character development.

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How did Talia come to be an author? And what inspired her to write The Third Daughter? How did fact and imagination merge? And what sources did Talia find to flesh out the Third Daughter?

What we talked about:

What was Talia’s journey as an author? (3:56)

What inspired The Third Daughter? (9:58)

How did fact and imagination merge as Talia started to create The Third Daughter. (22:52)

What sources did Talia use to research the women? (25:55)

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Things we mentioned:

Fiddler on the Roof

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