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Feisty Deeds, Historical Fictions of Daring Women

Feisty women spanning six centuries. 

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I’m one of 22 other women historical fiction authors who have stories in this wonderful short-story collection. It’s full of feisty, courageous, funny, magical stories of daring women.

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My short story, “The Parisian Daughter,” takes place in Paris in 1898. The story is about a young socialite who struggles to please her influential father in the face of ugly truths. I loved exploring a story of a young woman coming into her own sense of how to live her life. The first sign of feistiness!

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This book has been a labor of love. All proceeds go to the Women’s Fiction Writer Association Scholarship Fund to assist aspiring feisty authors eager to have their voices heard through publishing their stories.

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Get your copy here

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Digging In with Joan Fernandez is a weekly newsletter for thoughtful, book-loving women who believe in the power of story to inspire and connect.

 

I write about historical fiction, overlooked women’s stories, and creative reinvention exploring what it means to push past the limits placed on us—just like Jo van Gogh did.

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  • You’ll also get: Behind-the-scenes insights from my novel, Saving Vincent, mini-essays on women's resilience, and book reviews spotlighting brilliant female authors.

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