Interview at Historical Novels
Continuing on the blog tour, Cathy visits the Historical Novels site once more -- this time to sit down for some Q&A. Issues of loss and faith play a big role in The Day the Falls Stood Still, and Cathy describes having her own questions about faith after suffering a loss:
The depth of my grief was astounding to me, as was my inability to grasp the concept of mortality. My bewilderment found a home in Bess, and to make her real, I read books about faith, the loss of faith, and its emergence. And as read and wrote and pondered, I glimpsed something that could be called an acceptance of the mysterious as a possibility for me.
Read more in the interview here. And don't forget to read the review here!
The depth of my grief was astounding to me, as was my inability to grasp the concept of mortality. My bewilderment found a home in Bess, and to make her real, I read books about faith, the loss of faith, and its emergence. And as read and wrote and pondered, I glimpsed something that could be called an acceptance of the mysterious as a possibility for me.
Read more in the interview here. And don't forget to read the review here!
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