EPISODE · May 15, 2026 · 34 MIN
Karen Justice
from A Book Finds You! · host Karen Justice, Rob Jolles, Heather Flaherty, Maryland Writers' Association
In the latest episode, we sit down with Karen Justice, a remarkable author who has navigated the turbulent waters of widowhood and emerged with stories of resilience and hope. Karen's journey is one that many can relate to, as she shares how a book can find you during life's most challenging moments. Throughout the conversation, Karen discusses the symbolism of Kintsugi, the Japanese art of repairing broken pottery with gold. This philosophy resonates deeply with her message: even when life shatters us into pieces, we can find ways to rebuild and create something beautiful from our experiences. To learn more about Karen Justice and her works visit http://www.threewidows.com/ If you enjoyed this episode, please rate, review, and share it with fellow authors and book lovers who would benefit from Karen's valuable insights. To learn more about the Maryland Writers' Association, visit their website at https://marylandwriters.org/. There, you can learn about writers' resources, upcoming events and how to become a member.Music from #Uppbeat https://uppbeat.io/t/prigida/picture-frames License code: ZPY2XQLZ4UJ0B6QA
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In this episode, we welcome author Karen Justice, who shares her inspiring journey through loss, resilience, and the unexpected discovery of her writing voice. Karen discusses the challenges she faced as a widow and how her experiences led to the creation of her impactful book. Tune in to learn about the writing process, the importance of vulnerability in storytelling, and the healing power of words.
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