Once a bestselling publisher—now writing in silk.
My words—and the women they’ve carried—have quietly made their way across well-loved pages, screens, and circles. From bestselling publisher to editorial curator, Prose is now a living platform—offering a carefully chosen selection of essays, interviews, photo diaries, and slow moments in writing. Everything the woman of depth and desire wants to read, reflect on, and return to.
WOMANHOOD, UNPUBLISHED.
Words for the well-dressed mind.
After building over 100 bestselling authors, I created this space as a softer kind of legacy. Today, we publish for women who savor depth, detail, and feminine expression. At Prose Club, you’ll find articles worth pausing for—introspective essays, behind-the-scenes stories, and curated editorials designed to inspire. From travel reviews that feel like postcards from heaven to fashion stories stitched with something deeper, every piece is an invitation to slow down.
Latest from our Journal
Pin, Pray, Purchase: The Light at the End of the Renos
After six months of renovations, she’s back with baskets, pendant lights, and a whole new perspective on homemaking, love, and a $6K coffee machine. From silk nighties and amber glass pendants to foam brown mugs and Pinterest-induced shopping sprees, this piece is more than a renovation diary—it’s an ode to modern-day nesting. If you’ve ever found joy in reorganizing a spice rack or made a spiritual decision to just dupe the Aesop for $9 department store soaps… this one’s for you.
Le bain de minuit
Featuring the Yves Rocher Monoi Collection, Obakki’s charcoal soap bar, Picot Collective’s honey tobacco bath salts, and the silk drape of Ulivary’s signature kimono—Bain de minuit is a French-inspired immersion back into stillness, steam, and soft skin. A slow, feminine ritual designed not for escape, but to return. In the quiet, this woman steps back into herself—soft, sovereign, and completely at ease.
A sensuous bath ritual featuring the Yves Rocher Monoi Collection, Obakki charcoal soap, Picot Collective bath salts, and Ulivary’s iconic kimono. Bain de minuit—a poetic, French-inspired evening of steam, skin, and stillness designed to restore the feminine body and elevate your nightly routine.