Morgan Hevel
asked
Anita Diamant:
Your book, 'The Red Tent' has opened my eyes to the women of the Bible. I love these women, and I'm glad to read such a brilliant book that makes me laugh, smile, and cry with Dinah; someone so overlooked in her own story. Though I need to know, what encouraged you to write about Dinah? What made Dinah that special woman with such a short story, that had you turn her into such a powerful and gorgeous woman?
Anita Diamant
Hi Morgan. Thanks for your kind words. My website has a list of Frequently Asked Questions. www.anitadiamant.com
It's on The Red Tent page. Let me know if that answers your questions.
All best.
It's on The Red Tent page. Let me know if that answers your questions.
All best.
More Answered Questions
Phil Spevack
asked
Anita Diamant:
With Laban's family, the tree gives the Matriarch's mothers: Adah, Mer-Nefat, Huna, Tefnut, (Ruti?) (Kemuel)-(Ruti?) (Beor)-(Ruti?) In Parenthases, Ruti and two offsprings Kemel and Beor. 1 Are Laban's wives accurate, which would mean Leah and Rachel would be half-sisters? 2 Would Bilhah and Zilpah also be half-sisters and Laban's daughters? 3. Would Ruti here, be fiction?
About Goodreads Q&A
Ask and answer questions about books!
You can pose questions to the Goodreads community with Reader Q&A, or ask your favorite author a question with Ask the Author.
See Featured Authors Answering Questions
Learn more