• Episode 111 - Voices of the Future w/ Sarina Louise

  • Dec 9 2024
  • Length: 44 mins
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Episode 111 - Voices of the Future w/ Sarina Louise

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    In today’s episode, Alex and Tara sit down with Sarina Louise, an up-and-coming author from The Author Conservatory Program. As a teen, Sarina was diagnosed with Chronic Lyme Disease, an illness that made her give up on her dream of being an author. Now, after walking a miraculous healing journey, she writes young adult stories that don’t shy away from brokenness, but always promise that healing is coming.

    Listen as they discuss the launch of her first Anthology publication with the Conservatory, Voices of the Future: Stories of Adventure and Imagination, the challenges of writing historical fiction, how her writing program has helped her grow as a writer, how C.S. Lewis inspired the poem in her story within the anthology, and the ins-and-outs of writing books about brokenness but never without hope.

    Due to character limitations, please find a full version of the show notes with applicable content warnings and links on our website at: https://www.tarakross.com/podcast-1


    → Connect with Sarina on her Instagram or visit her website

    → Buy the Anthology Voices of the Future: Stories of Adventure & Imagination HERE


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