Author, speaker and book consultant Suzanne Fox writes about home, creativity, and women's lives. Suzanne graduated from Douglass College with a BA in Art History and English and earned her MFA in Writing from the Columbia University School of the Arts. Her first book, the memoir HOME LIFE, meditates on the history of the concept of home, the way we shape our houses--and the way our houses shape us. In addition to her memoir, Suzanne taught herself the craft of novel-writing by authoring women's fiction, including HARPER'S MOON, written under the pen name Suzanne Judson. Suzanne has been a resident at Yaddo, the Vermont Studio Center, and the Atlantic Center for the Arts. She writes regularly for Publishers Weekly and edits the digital journal SOCIETY NINETEEN, which celebrates the 19th century and showcases the work of the contemporary authors who write about it. In addition to pursuing her own writing, Suzanne works with fiction and nonfiction writers on issues including book and story structure and platform-building. Suzanne lives in Vero Beach, FL. You can find out more about Suzanne, her writing and her consulting services at www.bookstrategy.com.