The Magazine for Madison Area Women
While Ann Garvin admits that she can write (and find inspiration) literally anywhere, she says, “Madison is home. It’s where I recharge, find my center and get back to my routines. Plus, my dog is happiest here.”
These titles have changed Madison authors’ lives.
Since moving here in 1999, Quan Barry has taken full advantage of the city’s bustling theater, opera, symphony, dance, museum and food scenes.
Madison novelists share their favorite reading spots.
Christina Clancy talks to BRAVA about what it was like to publish two novels since the COVID-19 pandemic began in 2020.
How (and where) our city pops up in literature.
After 12 years in Madison, Chloe Benjamin knows how to seek comfort when the weather is bleak.
BRAVA contributor Laura Anne Bird has written professionally her entire career, but her longtime dream has been to write a children’s novel.
The area caters to library-users of all kinds.
These organizations and people promote a love of reading, and they’re based right in our backyard.