Michelle Schulten

Michelle Schulten asked Kate Moore:

I read, The Woman They Could Not Silence, last year. It was absolutely amazing. It will forever live in my soul. I've told so many people about it. You've highlighted for so many people the injustice to women of that time and the continuing struggle that we still have. Thank you for your extensive reaserch, your dedication, your voice, your soul, and your continued efforts to give us the history of real lives. Next?

Kate Moore Hi! Thank you so much for reading, and especially for championing Elizabeth’s story with such gusto. I deeply appreciate it. I am working on something new (exciting!) but it’s still early days so I haven’t announced what it is yet as I am still getting my head around the story and how I want to tell it. I don’t know exactly when I’ll finish but I anticipate a good few years of work yet! If ever you want more updates, you can sign up for my (occasional) newsletter at www.Kate-Moore.com. Thank you again for your generous support of my work x

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Lily

Lily asked Kate Moore:

Kate -- please tell us more about your background? Did you train and/or work as a journalist? How did you become interested enough in this topic to write a book about it?

Carol

Carol asked Kate Moore:

From The Woman They Could Not Silence... What is the exact phrase Elizabeth Packard used to express something like: Ours is to act, the events are God's God controls events but people are to act I am listening to the audio book and it was said several times before Part 5 / Chapter 36. What is a quote from one of her writings?

Gary Aubry

Gary Aubry asked Kate Moore:

No question, Kate. Just praise. This was such an insightful book. I didn't know what women faced in those times, and who, frankly, still face many of the same challenges. Congress has still yet to pass the ERA! In any case, thank you so much for letting us into the life of Elizabeth Packard. By the way, isn't Gabriel's Oboe from The Mission is one of the most beautiful pieces of music ever written?

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