Season 2, Ep. 19 - Tracey Phillips, November 2024

from Midwest Writers Room · host Luella and Ken

Today we are speaking with Tracey Phillips. Tracey considers herself a serial artist who is an avid gardener, musician, piano teacher, artist, and author. She writes psychological thrillers and romantic suspense. Her debut, BEST KEPT SECRETS (Crooked Lane Books, 2019) won a Hugh Holton Award in 2018. She is a two-time finalist for the Claymore Award for best unpublished novel in ‘22, and ‘23. She has published 3 short stories, and one was a finalist for Writers’ Digest Genre Fiction awards. In 2020 she created Blackbird Writers, a community of like-minded authors willing to help promote each other and share their love of stories with readers. LINKS:Website: www.blackbirdwriters.comSubstack: https://blackbirdwriters.substack.com/Facebook- Blackbird Writers Discussion forum: https://www.facebook.com/groups/266333987835433 Instagram Handle: @bbirdwritersYouTube: @blackbirdwriters996 OR- https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC08_9xCA16BWy9JLIIbbmFw

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