A Novelist's Path to Healing: AudreyAnn Moses Explores Resilience in "Dead Girl Walking”

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Do you ever wonder about the impact of names given to us by our parents, or the trauma associated with them? This episode features a heartfelt conversation with the acclaimed author and certified Christian life coach, AudreyAnn Moses. We discuss her latest novel, "Dead Girl Walking," where she beautifully explores personal and emotional challenges, rooted in her experience as a mental wellness counselor. The narrative takes you on a journey of healing and growth through the protagonist as she is navigating her way out of physical trauma.
As fellow authors, we also share our insights on creating stories that resonate with readers from various backgrounds. We explore the importance of accuracy in crafting narratives, the potential backlash from readers if details are incorrect, and how consulting with experts can ensure authenticity. Drawing from personal experiences and conducting thorough research are essential tools in creating relatable characters and stories.
Our discussion extends to the themes of resilience, protection, and motherhood as highlighted in "Dead Girl Walking." We emphasize the significance of having a robust support system in overcoming life's adversities. We also delve into the song "Count On Me" by Whitney Houston and CeCe Winans, drawing parallels with the characters in the book. This episode is a testament to the themes of love, strength, and resilience in the face of adversity. Tune in for an enlightening conversation on writing, healing, and personal growth.

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2. Ensuring Accuracy and Resonance in Writing (00:19:14)

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4. Resilience and Transformation in a Book (00:42:38)

5. Count on Me (00:51:54)