Wanda Kay Knight
First of all, when I was young, there were a few books that showed me valuable insights. For example, when I read A Wrinkle in Time, I learned about the strength of love when Meg fought to get Charles Wallace back from the It. Lots of books left valuable imprints on me. And I always knew that I also wanted to write something for another young person.
As an adult, I wrestled with the age-old questions concerning the paths we take in life and how do we know when we are making the right decisions. Like the rest of humanity, I wrestled with understanding the purpose of the time we spend here in this sojourn of life and what things ultimately matter.
The combination of those memories, ideas, and experiences is what inspired me to write The Peacock Door.
As an adult, I wrestled with the age-old questions concerning the paths we take in life and how do we know when we are making the right decisions. Like the rest of humanity, I wrestled with understanding the purpose of the time we spend here in this sojourn of life and what things ultimately matter.
The combination of those memories, ideas, and experiences is what inspired me to write The Peacock Door.
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