Margaret Zadow (Margaret Franklin Zadow) suffered from polio when she was a young child. After persistent efforts made by the hospital staff and a grim struggle on her part, Margaret learned to walk again. She's still walking through her productive life.
A talented author who lives near Shreveport, she is active in Grave Expectations Writers’ Group.
A talented author who lives near Shreveport, she is active in Grave Expectations Writers’ Group.
She
writes with precision of vocabulary, grammar, and punctuation. Her sentences
are intriguing, and her cozy mystery novels include hilarious scenes.
When I spend time with Margaret at the Grave Expectations meetings, I learn ways to improve my craft as we bounce ideas around the room at Podnuh's on Barksdale Highway the second Saturday of the month beginning at noon. The meetings are an inspiration to novelists. Yesterday the meeting lasted four hours. It was a privilege to interview her.
Margaret, where did you grow up?
I
grew up in Falls City, Nebraska.
What is your fondest childhood memory?
First
trip home from the hospital after having polio and relearning to walk.
Who are some of the writers who have
influenced you?
·
Agatha
Christie
·
Miss
Sargent, my freshman English teacher
Of the books you have written, which is
your favorite?
My favorite story of mine is Who Killed the Scumbag?
It
was fun to write.
It’s an electronic book on Amazon dot com. https://www.amazon.com/Killed-Scumbag-Margaret-Franklin-Zadow-ebook/dp/B00GT10EOG/ref=sr_1_3?F8&qid=1508033100&sr=8-3&keywords=margaret+zadow
What are some of the other books you have
written and published?Murder of the ABC’s is about a group of women who meet for a reunion and are being killed. The hostess’s niece is the primary character and finds herself a target of the killers.
Sing a Song of Murder is about a woman who sings in a church choir where members are killed. While looking for the killer, she falls in love with a popular evangelist.
What is your next book to be published?
My
next book may be Murder of Tom
Wankersheimer. However I’m also thinking of writing about the years I had
polio.
In your writing, what do you seek to
accomplish?
Self-satisfaction.
I have had a need to write.
What do you want to tell your readers?
I
want to honor and teach about God in my writing.
Thanks, Margaret, for sharing your thoughts about your writing. It is an honor to know you. You readers would love to read your memoir.
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