Jan Steele is excited to announce her women's fiction title, Shoes on the Stairs, will be released on July 1 by Acorn Publishing.

Kim Taylor Blakemore is thrilled to announce the sale of a second novel to Lake Union Publishing. Alice in Limbo (working title) will release in January 2021.

Shelley Noble’s A Beach Wish (William Morrow) releases June 25.

Joy Ross Davis is excited to announce that two of her novels, Peaches and Lace and The Madwoman of Preacher's Cove, won First Place in Paranormal Fiction at the Chanticleer International Book Awards. The Madwoman of Preacher's Cove won the Grand Prize for Paranormal Fiction.

Kathleen Rohr’s first novel, At Death’s Door, has been published by Amazon.

Shannon Skaff’s "Gazelle" won first prize in Writer Magazine's short story competition and is published in the May 2019 issue.

Eve Gwartney won the 2019 Independent Book Award for her historical fiction, inspirational, coming-of-age for women of all ages novel, Old Stone Face.

Irene Frances Olson recently self-published the 2nd edition of her novel, Requiem for the Status Quo.

Audrey Burges’s short humor piece, “Modern Male Authors Rework Literary Classics by Women,” was published by Points in Case, an online humor publication.

Karen Chase has been accepted as a 2019-20 Academic Resident Fellow at the Library of Virginia, through a fellowship from the Virginia Foundation for the Humanities.

Karen Chase announces the debut of her novel, Carrying Independence, in June 2019.

Kimberly Lynne's short story, "Petunia Dreaming," has been accepted for publication in the Spring/Summer 2019 issue of moonShine review.

Ellen LaCorte's novel, The Perfect Fraud, will be released by Harper Collins on June 18, 2019, and was just highlighted by Publisher's Weekly.

Eldonna Edwards is thrilled to share multiple announcements. Her debut novel, This I Know, won first place in the NCPA (Northern California Publishers & Authors) annual book awards in the Trade Fiction category. Her sophomore novel, Clover Blue, about a boy raised by multiple mothers in a 1970s California commune, releases on May 28.

Heather Webb is thrilled to announce her novel, Advice for Lady Adventurers, co-written with Hazel Gaynor sold to William Morrow for a 2021 release. The novel follows feuding twins who set out to retrace Nellie Bly's famous trip around the world in 1889 only to be confronted with Nazi-occupied Europe.

Jessica Calla announces that her women's fiction debut, Maple Summer Wallace, releases on April 30.

Leta McCurry is excited to announce the publication of her third novel, Dancing to the Silence, by Embers Press.