F. Barish-Stern is the author of Rainbow’s City which won the ACOR prize for arts related works.  She is also the co-author of TELL IT TO THE FUTURE, about life during the Twentieth Century, and co-author of, and NEW HORIZON’S, FROM AN IDEA TO YOUR FINISHED STORY and HOW TO WRITE YOUR BOOK. 

Started in 1998, Barish-Stern is the Executive Director of Golden Quill Press

Barish-Stern enjoys working with diverse authors, young and old, to help write, edit and publish their work, including 16-year-old first time author, Ruth Cefola, and 90-year-old Marjorie Struck.

F. Barish-Stern is also the author of the Code 47 to BREV Force, trilogy, a mainstream story with a sci-fi take on relationships in the world of computers, holograms, clones and sentient beings. She continues to write short stories and articles for the internet and has more books on the way.

She continues to teach writing and consults one on one with aspiring authors.
                                                      

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