Best Selling Collaboration books

Why We Write Our Wounds

Why do we feast on other people’s trauma—raw, trembling, bloody on the page? Because when we taste their sorrow, we taste our own. Their wounds mirror ours, and for a fleeting moment, we no longer feel so unbearably alone.

This new collaborative book will be a collection of essays from writers who are ready to share a specific trauma they’ve lived through and reflect on how speaking it aloud has reshaped them, not as stories of rescue, but as stories of witness.

Together, these essays will become a lantern-lit archive of survival, reminding us that while no one can carry another through the fire, we can light the way with our scars.

As someone who has walked the challenging road of caregiving, I understand the emotional and physical toll it takes—whether you're supporting a parent with dementia or a loved one with a chronic illness. It can feel overwhelming, isolating, and all-consuming. Many of us have experienced what’s often referred to as “caregiver syndrome.” While not officially recognized in medical literature, those who have lived it know just how real and exhausting it can be.

That’s why I’m excited to invite you to contribute to a heartfelt and empowering book:
Voices of Care: Real Stories to Inspire, Uplift, and Unite Caregivers—a collection of real-life stories from caregivers, for caregivers.