originally published in Feminine Collective What if my dystopia is your heaven, my ...
February 04, 2020
Maggie’s Ruse
A novel by Anne Leigh Parrish
In the spirit of Shakespeare’s The Comedy of Errors and David Swift’s The Parent Trap, Anne Leigh Parrish’s rollicking fourth novel, Maggie’s Ruse, grapples with the consequences of mistaking one identical twin for the other. – Jacob Appel, author of Millard Salter’s Last Day
Finalist: Literary Fiction Category, 2018 International Book Awards
The Amendment
A novel by Anne Leigh Parrish
A beautifully written story about a new widow’s struggle to wrap her mind around her husband’s death by setting off on a cross-country journey in search of she knows not what. Parrish’s prose is eloquent yet crisp, moving the story along quickly. The Amendment is at times funny, quirky and endearingly touching. A delightful must-read, sure to take its place among today’s top literary fiction! – Michelle Cox, author of The Henrietta and Inspector Howard Series
Finalist: Literary Fiction Category, 2017 Best Book Awards
Women Within
A novel by Anne Leigh Parrish
Relevant and expertly arranged, this novel is composed of stirring and sympathetic trials and tribulations. A finely crafted tale of three outcast women, their struggles, and their lives. – Foreword Reviews
Stand up women everywhere! Fantastic and inspirational! – 2017 Maxy Awards, Best Fiction Winner
Finalist: Short Story Category, 2017 International Book Awards
By the Wayside
Stories by Anne Leigh Parrish
Marvelous. Honest. Generous. From the first story to the last, By the Wayside catches your attention and demands that you give into its every whirl. Each character unfolds with a precision that will have you wondering how Parrish managed to create such real-to-the-bones people within a world that captivates you with ease. – Unsolicited Press
About Anne Leigh Parrish
Since 1982, Anne Leigh Parrish has called the Pacific Northwest Home. A native of the Finger Lakes region of upstate New York, Anne spent her high school years in Princeton, New Jersey, and then made her way west.
Anne graduated from the University of Colorado, then moved once more to Seattle to attend graduate school at the University of Washington. After earning her MBA, Anne realized her first and only love was writing, which she has pursued relentlessly for many years…
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