Sophia Krich-Brinton’s work-in-progress What They Stole is a finalist in the 2020 On The Far Side contest.

Patricia McAlexander is excited to announce that her novella Stranger in the Storm was released on June 29 by The Wild Rose Press.

Alicia Anthony's Inherent Fate, Book 3 in the Blood Secrets psychological suspense series, was released July 21.

Kinyel Friday is thrilled to announce that I Am My Hair Coloring Book, which matches the picture book previously released,will be published July 30. 

Michelle Dayton is thrilled to announce that her latest novel Disaster Girl will be published by Tule Publishing.

Martha Huernt Handl's novel Winter of the Wolf was published on July 7.

Joanne Guidoccio is happy to announce that No More Secrets is now available for pre-order.

Heidi Herman is thrilled to be a guest on the podcast The Feminine Roadmap airing August 13, talking about changing how we view life after 50 and introducing her new book On With the Butter! Spread More Living onto Everyday Life which is being released on August 14.

Linda Stewart Henley is excited that her debut novel Estelle will be published by She Writes Press on August 25. 

Sharon (Wishnow) Ritchey's short story “The Bird Avenger,” along with an author interview, has landed at The New Southern Fugitives e-zine.

Micki Morency is happy to announce that she has won first place for her short story “Fatal Fair” and second place for a flash fiction “Vanishing Color” in the Southeastern Writers Association in July 2020.

Rebecca Christophi’s short story “In Defense of the Harvest” won runner-up in the After Dinner Conversation writing contest. 

J.E. Barnard sold two Christmas crime stories to anthologies coming out this fall: “Christmas Rose” to Grave Diagnosis and ”A Midwinter Night's Scream” to Crime Wave.

Erica Alexander’s Because of Dylan was released on June 30. 

Beth Duke sold the Croatian translation and publishing rights to It All Comes Back to You to Mozaik knjiga.

Janet Garber’s poem "Trees in a Hurricane"  will be published in the Tiny Seed blog and her poem "Family Values" by BoomerCafe. "Call me Tante" will be included in the Read650 anthology on all things Jewish.

Phoebe Fox is elated to share that her fifth novel A Little Bit of Grace will be released August 11 by Berkley Penguin.

Mary Lou Irace is pleased to announce the publication of her third novel Pumps and Circumstances. 

William Schreiber was thrilled to be featured on the Writer, Writer, Pants on Fire podcast, where he discussed his process in adapting his original, award-winning screenplay into the 2019 Rising Star Award recipient Someone to Watch Over.

Barbara Conrey is delighted to announce that her debut novel Nowhere Near Goodbye will be published by Red Adept Publishing on August 4.

Kelly Hartog is thrilled to announce that her essay "Seeking, Inside and Out" has been published in the anthology When We Turned Within: Reflections on COVID-19.  And she also has been named a finalist in the Southern Californian Journalism Awards for her article "Frank Gehry's Vision for the World's Jewish Museum in Tel Aviv."

Melissa Naatz is happy to announce that her manuscript  Killing the Unicorns is a finalist for the Southeastern Writers' Hal Bernard Memorial Award. 

Tema Merback’s The Girl Who Adored Rembrandt, the third novel in Belle Ami's #1 Amazon Bestselling Out of Time series will publish September 1.

Reyna Marder Gentin is thrilled to announce that her women's fiction novel Both Are True will be published by Moonshine Cove Publishing in October, 2021.

Jean M. Grant's A Hundred Lies, the final novel in her historical trilogy, will be released on August 5 (The Wild Rose Press).

Lynne Curry sold her second short story to 101 Words literary magazine and has an agent for her debut novel.

Cara Achterberg's second memoir One Hundred Dogs & Counting: One Woman, Ten Thousand Miles, and a Journey into the Heart of Shelters and Rescues was released July 7 from Pegasus Books.

Kristin Owens's essay “Air Supply” is included in the anthology RISE!, which recently won Colorado Book of the Year.

Cindy Maynard won the Colorado Authors' League award for best western fiction for her book Soyala: Daughter of the Desert.