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EPISODE · Jan 30, 2025 · 28 MIN

Episode 18 Moxie Gardiner Virgin Snow

from Rock Paper Write Podcast · host Kensington Row Authors

In this episode, we sit down with Buffalo-born writer and blogger Moxie Gardiner, author of the evocative novel Virgin Snow. We explore the inspiration behind her debut book, set on Buffalo’s West Side during the turbulent 1960s and 70s, and dive into how her Sicilian heritage shaped the story’s rich cultural backdrop. Moxie shares her approach to blending historical events—like the Vietnam War and the moon landing—into her narrative, and how she balanced fact with fiction to create a compelling tale. We also discuss her creative process, reader feedback that left a lasting impact, and the story behind her book's striking cover design. Whether you're a fan of historical fiction, a budding writer, or someone who appreciates stories that celebrate family and resilience, this episode will inspire and captivate you. To connect with Moxie Gardiner, you can use the following channels: 🌐 Website: Visit moxiegardiner.com to explore her blog, books, and latest updates. 📘 Facebook: Follow her author Facebook page for news, events, and interactions: https://www.facebook.com/moxiegardiner/ These platforms are the best way to stay updated and engage with Moxie Gardiner! 😊  

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