Eva and Eve

Connections

One of the most rewarding things about my writing life is making connections with other authors and they often happen in the most curious ways. I met Danielle Trussoni some years ago through a series of serendipitous events. more

Eva and Eve in these Times

Eva and Eve

For those of you just joining me here, I am the daughter of a Holocaust refugee and I am about to publish Eva and Eve, a book that tells the story of how her family escaped from Nazi Austria … more

Poesie Album - the keepsake book that sparked Metz's interest

Random Connections May Not Be So Random

Eva and Eve

In 2012, I visited Vienna with my daughter. I went to visit my mother’s childhood home but was not able to access the inside. more

A Stolpersteine (“stumblestone”) plaque outside the building to honor a former inhabitant of the building who had been deported to Dachau and murdered in April 1938.

Recreating a Lost Childhood in Vienna

Eva and Eve

From my first trip to Vienna in 1980 I never forgot the gargoyle over the imposing front door. I took this photo when I visited Vienna for the second time in 2012.
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From Metz's first trip to Vienna in 1980, the gargoyle over the front door.

You Can Write About What You Don’t Know

Eva and Eve

My first book Perfection was all about events that happened to me. But by the end of the writing process I had taken a forensic approach to understanding my marriage and was in unknown territory writing about what I didn’t … more

Welcome!

Eva and Eve

This is where I will share stories about my continuing research and writing process for Eva and Eve, to be published by Atria/Simon& Schuster. I know a lot of people who have contacted me on Facebook are also writers … more

Julie Metz

Julie Metz

Connections

Eva and Eve in these Times

Random Connections May Not Be So Random

Recreating a Lost Childhood in Vienna

You Can Write About What You Don’t Know

Welcome!

Julie Metz

Eva and Eve

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