#WriterWednesday Interview with Nina Wachsman
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I’d like to welcome Nina Wachsman to the blog today for #WriterWednesday!
Hardest thing about being a writer: Carving out the time to execute all my ideas
Easiest thing about being a writer: Coming up with ideas for stories
Words that describe you: Determined and Out of the Box
Words that describe you, but you wish they didn’t: Weird. Random. Mostly from my kids, who call me The Encyclopedia of Random Facts.
About Nina
Nina Wachsman : author of The Gallery of Beauties
Nina Wachsman graduated from Parsons School of Design where she studied illustration with Maurice Sendak. After a career as a former ad agency creative director, she now runs a digital marketing company in NYC. Her most recent mystery story appears in the anthology, Justice for All, Murder NY Style 5, and her horror story, “Good Help is Hard to Find” is in the Scare Street horror anthology. Her debut novel of historical suspense, The Gallery of Beauties has just been published by Level Best Books. She is member of Mystery Writers of America, the Historical Novel Society, and Sisters in Crime, and is a featured speaker at Left Coast Crime and Killer Nashville. Website https://venicebeauties.com/
Venice, 1612. An artist’s commission to paint the portraits of the most beautiful women in Venice leads to their murder -- by poison. After being selected as subjects of the portraits, a rabbi’s scholarly daughter and an elite courtesan must use their wits to unmask the murderer and outwit the powerful men who seek to control them and Venice. This is the first in the series of Venice Beauties, with the second novel, The Courtesan’s Secret to be published next summer.
