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Thursday, 6 December 2012

Debra Dean

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From a Q & A with Debra Dean about her latest novel, The Mirrored World:
Q: Your new novel, The Mirrored World, involves the story of St. Xenia, a Russian holy figure. How did you learn about her, and why did you decide to write a novel based on her life?

A: When I finished The Madonnas of Leningrad I thought I was going to follow it with a novel set in my hometown of Seattle. Best laid plans.
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