Diana Gabaldon’s journey to didn’t begin with a grand plan, a publishing deal, or even the idea of a historical romance. It began, unexpectedly, with curiosity.
At the time, she was a science professor—trained in logic, structure, and evidence. Writing a novel was never meant to be a career move.
The roots of that transformation stretch back to childhood.
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