Between the Cracks of History: Giving Voice to the Women We Never Learned About
About this episode
Gabriella Saab discusses the importance of untold women's stories in understanding history and identity.
In this episode of Inside Source, we sit down with historical fiction author Gabriella Saab to explore how untold women's stories shape the way we understand identity, resilience, and belonging. From her journey as a lifelong writer with a background in marketing to becoming a traditionally published author, Gabriella shares how curiosity, research, and creative discipline come together to bring forgotten moments of history back to life. We talk about her process for balancing historical accuracy with imagination, how she chooses the pivotal moments in history she wants to explore, and why women's experiences—often overlooked in textbooks—deserve to be centered and remembered.
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