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Elizabeth yearns to be fully seen-by Richard, the charismatic photographer who offers her a chance at the kind of embodied knowledge she's never had. A chance to be like her beloved Georgia O'Keeffe. She didn't say she wanted to be seen by the whole damn world.
About the author
Barbara Linn Probst is an award-winning author of contemporary women’s fiction living on an historic dirt road in New York’s Hudson Valley. Each of her novels has been a medalist for prestigious national awards, including the Nautilus Award, the Hawthorne Prize, the Independent Book Publishers Award in both literary and popular fiction, and the Sarton Award for Contemporary Fiction, for which she was the gold medalist. Barbara’s newest book,
Roll the Sun Across the Sky, launches in May 2025.
Barbara has a PhD in clinical social work and is a former researcher, teacher, and therapist. She has conducted workshops for organizations including the Author Learning Center, the Women’s Fiction Writers Association, and the Kauai Writers Conference, and has published more than 80 essays on the craft of writing and the writing life. In her spare time, she is a “serious amateur pianist” and an avid traveler to places such as India, Alaska, Spain, Italy, Armenia, and Iceland. Learn more on https://www.barbaralinnprobst.com/
Summary
Elizabeth yearns to be fully seen—by Richard, the charismatic photographer who offers her a chance at the kind of embodied knowledge she’s never had. A chance to be like her beloved Georgia O’Keeffe. She didn’t say she wanted to be seen by the whole damn world.
