Jennifer Frost Writes

Designed with WordPress

  • Figurines

    by Jennifer Frost

    Jamie Boud illustrates Figurines with skilled sketches guiding us through a story where reality, fantasy, and dreams are interchangeable.

    Read more…

  • Vigil Harbor

    by Jennifer Frost

    Vigil Harbor can’t be pigeon-holed as an environmentalist wake-up call any more than we can label it a dirge for 21st century politics gone wrong. Readers (alongside the Harborites) may be unnerved by the radicalization of causes they support.

    Read more…

  • Editing Software or Not: How Much Comes Down to Mechanics?

    by Jennifer Frost

    A manuscript tarnished by typos, missed words, and formatting errors, doesn’t stack up well. It faces stiff competition from authors who have gone the extra mile polishing their pieces.

    Read more…

  • By the Iowa Sea

    by Jennifer Frost

    Beyond his blunt and scorching truth telling, Blair has an ability to transform the banal. A butterfly caught beneath a windshield wiper offers an opportunity to recollect and interpret events from a deep personal past

    Read more…

  • Who Am I to Judge?

    by Jennifer Frost

    The gray area comes in when I’m asked to read unfinished work. Riddled with mechanical mistakes and muddled in its narrative, a book like this poses a genuine problem.

    Read more…