Women
who had authored books (either self-published or through a traditional
publisher) and who were seeking ways to market them were really the impetus
for this website. We heard from so many asking "How can I market
my book?" that we decided we would step in and do what we could
to 'gather the women' into one spot so the energy and synergy created
in the process could draw more and more people together who are seeking
the best in woman-produced arts.
FICTION
Lane,
Vicki
After 25 years as a mother/farmwife/ gardener/quilter, in 2000 Vicki
took a brief class and began to write a mystery. Signs in the
Blood, the first book of the Elizabeth Goodweather Appalachian Mysteries
was published by Bantam Dell in 2005, followed by Art's Blood ('06), Old
Wounds ('07), and In a Dark Season ('08). Two more
books are in the works: The Day of Small Things, coming in 2009,
a standalone set in Elizabeth Goodweather's Marshall County, and a fifth
Elizabeth Goodweather mystery, as yet untitled.
Medlicott,
Joan
Simon and Schuster author Joan Medlicott got the idea for her first novel
while lying in the bathtub one afternoon. The Ladies of Covington (based
in Madison County, NC) became the first of an ongoing series that shows
women over sixty-five can reinvent their lives,
invite in adventure, love, even sex.
The Ladies of Covington did!
Miles, Celia
The novels and short stories of Celia Miles reflect her heritage (a native
of western North Carolina) and her interests (grist mills, women’s
growth, travel, and stone circles).
NON-FICTION
Plonka,
Lavinia
Lavinia Plonka is known throughout the US as a dynamic
and innovative teacher and writer who uses movement as a tool for personal
development and health improvement.
Woods, Corrie
Corrie Woods is a women’s self-care coach, inspirational speaker,
certified retreat leader, and as an award-winning author
Kaiser, Nancy
Nancy Kaiser lives with her loving pet family in Todd NC. She operates “Just Ask” Communications, a practice devoted to healing the human-animal bond through enhanced communication and understanding. |