“I wanted to be well.” Lois Carter Crawford’s new release It Ain’t Just The Diet Food Journal: A Daily Guide To Finding & Managing Your Food Allergies is a valuable asset to anyone curious about how the foods we eat impact our bodies over time. Get to know the author and her journey to wellness.

Just a little something to bring respite to a heavy day. May Hope on the Road provide a space for a quick break to those who may need it.

“A decade later, I guess the shock has finally worn off and I’ve decided to try my hand at publishing Things are Tight. And despite the feedback from my classmates and professor--I’m going to mature the piece before I send for submissions. I like to think I’ve grown as a writer since my undergrad. But where to start?”—English 430 is a glimpse at how one editing technique saved the day—and gave new life to a project I’ve been sitting on for the last ten years!

I had the delight to spend a few hours talking with Ms. Kiehn about what it is like for her to be a writer; the process she followed for writing The Throw Away as well as her experiences editing through Anjuli Rose Editorial. I think she offers some great advice to new authors, especially new authors who are making choices about editing and might be feeling a sense of imposter syndrome. She reminds us all that if we write, we are a writer.