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SILVER MEDALIST for 2019 BEST NONFICTION SOUTH from the Independent Publisher Book Awards (IPPYs) FINALIST in three categories for the INDIE Book Awards: Inspirational, Women's Issues, and Cover Design Selected as a 2019 Arkansas Gem by Arkansas Center for the Book Meet fifty Arkansas women who will challenge the way you think about identity, entrepreneurialism, community, and what it takes to lead a creative life. In these pages, Erin Wood shares conversations with women of diverse and dynamic pursuits who refuse to be bound by category, including the Arkansas Poet Laureate, a kombucha brewer, a fire performer, a film production designer, a hatter, a drag queen, an aspiring time traveler, the state's first certified chocolatier, and a ceramicist who has made more than one hundred thousand blades of porcelain grass. Together, these women bravely reveal how they quiet the negative voices (whether from critics' mouths or inside their own heads), channel their intuition, and work hard as hell to bear out their visions. As you consider your own expressive potential, let the failures, victories, and wisdom of these bold creatives open you to infinite possibilities and help you step into your own creative freedom.

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Erin Wood is editor of and a contributor to Scars: An Anthology, which assembles forty contributions on scars of the body. Her work has appeared in Catapult, The Rumpus, Ms. Magazine's Blog, Psychology Today, Entropy, Tales from the South, and elsewhere, and has been a notable in The Best American Essays and nominated for a Pushcart Prize. She is director of Et Alia Press-a small press for big voices-in Little Rock, Arkansas.

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