Crissi Langwell writes romance, magical realism, and literary fiction novels that often feature strong female heroines and tell the story of the underdog. She pulls her inspiration from the ocean, and breathes freely among redwoods. She lives in Northern California with her husband and their blended family of three young adult kids, and a spoiled and sassy cat.
I brush her hair aside and in the dim light, look at the number on the back of her neck. 90 days left to live, just like mine. 90 days to wake up, eat meals, breathe air, see the same things, do the same things. No variety. No adventure. Just here.
But with her.
When it’s darkest, men see the stars.
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Latest Blog:
Short Story: The Tree Bed
Excerpt from my current novel in progress, For the Birds. While Meadow freshened up in the bathroom, I did a quick dust job of the canopy of branches over the bed, then changed the sheets. By the time she came out, the bed was turned down, the room bathed in the soft glow of our … Continue reading Short Story: The Tree Bed
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