Celebrating Our Remarkable Female Authors on International Women’s Day

Empowering Voices

Happy International Women’s Day! A day dedicated to celebrating the remarkable achievements of women around the globe. At Crear Publishing, we are particularly proud to spotlight the incredible female authors who contribute their unique voices to our catalogue. With a range of genres from memoirs to poetry and fearless storytelling, these authors share perspectives that deserve to be heard.

A Celebration of Storytelling

Let’s take a moment to appreciate some of the talented women whose words inspire, entertain, and sometimes even challenge us. Each of these authors brings a distinct flavour to the literary table, and we are thrilled to shine a light on their contributions.

Karen Crear

First up, we have Karen Crear, one half of our dynamic publishing duo. Karen is known for her jaw-dropping memoirs and hilariously relatable women’s fiction. Her characters often find themselves at a crossroads, having snapped slightly but ultimately thriving despite it all. Karen’s witty prose and keen insight into the female experience make her work both enjoyable and thought-provoking.

Coleen Greenwood

Next, we have Coleen Greenwood, renowned for her true-life memoirs written in collaboration with her twin sister, Karen. Coleen’s breakout book, Playing With Fire: The True Story of Fireman Scam, recounts her harrowing experience with a man who masqueraded as a heroic firefighter, only to reveal himself as a manipulative con artist. Through her writing, Coleen not only shares her truth but also sheds light on the complexities of trust and deception.

Justine Sless

Hailing from Sunderland and now residing in Melbourne, Justine Sless is the proud author of Before I Sing You This Song. This delightful tale follows Elsie Bishop, a young woman determined to carve out a career in stand-up comedy during the era of the celebrated Bobby Thompson. Justine’s storytelling is infused with humour and heart, making it a delightful read for those who appreciate a good laugh.

Natasha Robinson

Let’s not forget Natasha Robinson, a teenage poet whose honest and heartfelt poetry draws from her lived experience of epilepsy. Her debut book stands as a testament to resilience and creativity, proving that effort does indeed pay off. Natasha’s work resonates with anyone who has faced challenges and sought to find their voice through the written word.

Donna Caldwell

Finally, we have Donna Caldwell, who writes bold and emotionally charged dark romance. Her debut series, The Hearts Saga, plunges readers into a world filled with power, passion, and family secrets. Donna's narratives are not for the faint-hearted; they are steeped in intensity and unforgettable characters that linger long after the last page is turned.

Honouring Women Who Write

As we celebrate these incredible women, let us remember the importance of storytelling in all its forms. Women who write not only share their truths but also make the world a little louder, braver, and more compassionate. Their stories inspire us to reflect, to laugh, and occasionally to cry. So here’s a hearty thank you to all the women out there wielding their pens, sharing their stories, and making an impact.

To our readers, we invite you to explore the works of these remarkable authors. Dive into their stories and let them transport you to different worlds, perspectives, and experiences.

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