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Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Tully Quinn?
Tully Quinn is the author of Illusion of Belief and the creator of the Self-Belief Check. The full story is on the About page
Why does Tully Quinn not show her face?
The anonymity is deliberate, not a marketing choice. The reasoning is explained directly on the About page
When is Illusion of Belief being released?
Illusion of Belief, Book One of the Tully Quinn Series, is available end July 2026
Is this book only for people who left a religious group?
No.
Although Tully was raised inside a high-control religious environment, the beliefs the book examines are not about religion. It is about the mechanisms.
Conditional love, inherited rules, and silence used as control show up in families, workplaces, and relationships of every kind. Most readers feel this but may never see or understand it. Tully Quinn is about helping you see and understand this, so you can move forward to live the beliefs you choose.
Is there a way to see where I am with my own beliefs?
Yes.
The Self-Belief Check exists for exactly this. It is a free twenty-question quiz that gives a personalised result and a clear picture of where you actually are.
How do I get in touch about a podcast or press inquiry?
The contact form on this page reaches Tully Quinn directly. A short outline of your audience and the angle you are considering helps enquiries move faster. High resolution cover art and a brand summary are available on request.
Are the events in this book real?
Yes.
Illusion of Belief is a memoir. Names and some identifying details have been changed to protect the privacy of the people described. The events themselves are Tully’s own
Why doesn't the book name the specific group or location?
The book is not written as an exposé of one group. It is written about the belief systems these environments install in a child, which is a far more common experience than any single setting suggests. Naming the group would narrow the story to something a reader could dismiss as not relevant to them. The mechanism is the point, not the institution.
What qualifies Tully to write about this?
Direct experience.
Tully spent her first nineteen years inside a high-control religious environment and has spent the decades since examining what that experience installed in her.
This book was not researched from the outside. It was lived.
What is the difference between the Self-Belief Check and Belief Reckoning?
The Self-Belief Check is a free starting point.
Twenty questions, a personalised result, a clear picture of where you actually are right now.
Belief Reckoning is the structured, fifteen-module program for people ready to examine the specific beliefs at work in their own life in depth. Most people start with the Self-Belief Check.
Do I need to read the book before starting Belief Reckoning?
No.
The book and the program stand on their own. You can start with Belief Reckoning first and read Illusion of Belief alongside it, or after. There is no required order
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The Self-Belief Check is the best next step
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