Author Interview: Rita Chang-Eppig (Deep as the Sky, Red as the Sea)
Talking about the legendary female Chinese pirate with author Rita Chang-Eppig
Vulgar History: Regency Era · Vulgar History | Realm
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Show Notes
* The audio is a bit different sounding in this episode, just FYI, due to mic issues on my end *
Today's a special author interview, because this is a historical fiction novel about someone already profiled on Vulgar History! In the previous episode, I referred to this person as Zheng Yi Sao, which is a name referring to her as the wife of someone else. This novel is all about her story on its own terms, which is why author Rita Chang-Eppig uses the name Shek Yeung.
Rita's new novel about Shek Yeung/Zheng Yi Sao is called Deep As The Sky, Red As The Sea, and it's so good and you should all read it!!
Learn more about Rita and her book here
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