Tag Archives: Women’s Fiction

A Little Bookstore Adventure and a New Chapter in Writing

Sometimes the loveliest adventures begin with a little courage. This week, I stepped away from my new writing desk and into a few independent bookstores, bringing along my four Seasons of Eleanor novellas. Along the way, I discovered that sharing our dreams can be an adventure all its own! Read the full blog post →

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The Fourth Season Is Here

One season became another and somewhere along the way four little novellas became a complete story. Today I’m celebrating the completion of The Seasons of Eleanor—and the arrival o Autumn: The Things We Keep. Read the full blog post →

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When a Story Becomes Something You Can Hold | Spring: The Trail of Arden by Marcia Ren

There are moments when something invisible becomes visible. In this reflection, Marcia Ren shares what it measures to finally hold her novella, Spring: The Trail of Arden, and trust that a story knows when it’s ready. Read the full blog post →

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