Thanks to the hard-working folks at Iris Press, Missus Noah is almost ready for printing. As I imagined the setting for the story, I used my love of historical research combined with flood stories from around the world. to make Noah’s wife, a woman without a name, come to life. Then I stirred in a heaping dose, of brothers, sons, husbands, and lovers to almost fifty years of marriage. Next came buckets of imagination and a dab of humor. I let that simmer while I took care of horses, dogs, an opinionated barn cat, family, and a garden until Eshet appeared. She did not arrive with the unfailing faith of her husband, but with a unique set of amazing qualities.
The cover is still in the design stage, but we have a cover image. Chicago artist Anne Heisler shares her rendition of Renanna, one of the daughters-in-law aboard The Ark.
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And we have a cover! Follow the Contact tab to pre-order your autographed copy now.
What literary publicists do waiting on cover design and book specs. Mine is a hard-working gent who is anxious for publication!