Robin Oliveira - A WILD AND HEAVENLY PLACE
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In this interview, I chat with Robin Oliveira about A Wild and Heavenly Place, how she set out to write an epic love story, creating a strong sense of place, her title and cover, understanding her characters' motivations, shipbuilding and coal mining, and much more.

Robin's recommended reads are:

  1. The General and Julia by Jon Clinch
  2. The Voyage of the Narwal by Andrea Barrett
  3. On the Way to the End of the World by Adrianne Harun
  4. The Poldark series by Winston Graham


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Robin Oliveira is the New York Times bestselling author of My Name Is Mary Sutter, I Always Loved You, and Winter Sisters. She holds a BA in Russian and studied at the Pushkin Language Institute in Moscow. She received an MFA in writing from Vermont College of Fine Arts and is a former registered nurse, specializing in critical care. She lives near Seattle, Washington.