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Writing Resources – The Wednesday Sisters’ Author Interview

By Deb Gallardo

Author Meg Waite Clayton’s new novel, THE WEDNESDAY SISTERS, explores the power of friendship to transform lives. Five women navigate the 1960’s as mothers, friends, and writers, and none will ever be the same.

Meg Waite Clayton talks about the book and the backdrop she chose for her story.

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