Women in Arts & Culture

Writing was a childhood dream for Annabel Monaghan, one that was pushed aside by a financial career and raising a family. After a series of surgeries, that long-dormant spark ignited…

Deborah Goodrich Royce has led a life of very distinct chapters, the latest of which finds her writing identity thrillers. The former film and All My Children actress published her…

Brooke Wilder is a name that evokes the imagery of a fearless woman, standing at the shore, taking the world in. Gina Marie Roberts shares with ELYSIAN how she took…

Along with her partner, Joseph Knapek, German-born archeologist and art specialist CARLA GROH owns and operates Evey Fine Art, located at 240 South County Road in Palm Beach, Florida, where…

Exciting news about one of ELYSIAN’S Inspiring Women and favorite authors: Kristy Woodson Harvey. Her best-selling Peachtree Bluff series of books—Slightly South of Simple, The Secret to Southern Charm, The…

Best Selling Author, Kristy Woodson Harvey, is an Elysian Inspiring Woman who was interviewed by Elysian publisher, Karen Floyd

KRISTIN HARMEL was born to write. At the young age of 16, she had already landed her first major gig as a sportswriter covering Major League Baseball and NHL hockey.…

Tuliza Fleming, Interim Chief Curator of Visual Arts at the National Museum of African , American History and Culture (NMAAHC) of the Smithsonian Institution,

Mary Alice Monroe, sets the scene in her beloved Southern low-country with fine storytelling about relationships and love.

Marie Benedict uncovers the first female US Spy in 1776 and brings Lady Clementine Churchill in her books, Good reads not to miss.

Debra Austin was Invited by Balanchine to Join the New York City Ballet That was Just the First Barrier this African-American Dancer Broke. Debra Austin’s instructor decided that she lacked…

After Writing over 1000 Songs, Diane Warren Has No Intention of Stopping Anytime Soon Diane Warren is one of the most prolific and successful songwriters of our time. At the…