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Rebecca Stirling

Rebecca Stirling

Author Interview - Rebecca Stirling

Author of The Shell and the Octopus

This is a memoir of mermaids, boat arrests, working girls, and uncharted islands; of a girl forced to navigate survival and adventure while raised by her father on a thirty-foot sailboat circumnavigating the world; of sifting through what is presented to you in childhood, expected of you in society, and finding your true self and desires in the process.

Author I draw inspiration from: Doris Lessing

Author Interview - Rebecca Stirling | Author I Draw Inspiration From

Favorite place to read a book: anywhere and everywhere

Book character I’d like to be stuck in an elevator with: Ayeko from Catherynne Valente's The Book of Dreams

Author Interview - Rebecca Stirling | Book Character I’d Like to be Stuck in an Elevator With

The moment I knew I wanted to become an author: In middle school when I wrote about skiing and it took me to another place.

Hardback, paperback, ebook or audiobook: paperback

The last book I read: Native by Kaitlin B Curtice

Author Interview - Rebecca Stirling | The Last Book I Read

Pen & paper or computer: pen and paper

Book character I think I’d be best friends with: Wade Davis in any of his books

Author Interview - Rebecca Stirling | Book Character I’d be Best Friends With

If I weren’t an author, I’d be a: painter

Favorite decade in fashion history: 20's

My signature drink: soda water

Favorite artist: Klimt

Number one on my bucket list: BE HAPPY

Find more from the author:

  • rebeccastirlingwriter.com

  • https://www.instagram.com/rebecca.stirling/

  • https://www.facebook.com/rebeccastirlingwriter/

Author Bio: Rebecca Stirling lives between Colorado and Kauai with her two children. She teaches creative art and writing classes to help spread the knowledge and ingenuity of world cultures. She continues to sail and travel, read and write, and has a love for the stories individuals, cultures, and our earth have to tell.

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