Trish MacEnulty

About

Trish MacEnulty has written novels, short stories, journalism, children’s play, and memoirs. Like her great grandmother and her protagonist Louisa Delafield, she once even wrote a society column. A former professor of English at Johnson and Wales University in Charlotte, North Carolina, Trish now lives in Tallahassee with her husband, dog, and cat, and teaches for the School of Journalism at Florida A&M University. She currently writes book reviews and features for the Historical Novel Review. Some of her publications appear under the name "Pat MacEnulty." She is the proud mama of a recent law school graduate and criminal justice advocate. When not writing, teaching, reading, or walking her dog, she might be found gathering chanterelle mushrooms, cooking, or going out with her husband to hear her stepson’s jazz and old-time performances. 

Praise

“It’s rare when you can call a story set over a hundred years ago timely, but that’s the only word for Trish MacEnulty’s The Whispering Women.”

– Timothy Miller, author of The Strange Case of Eliza Doolittle

“a profound story about life and love and loss, growing up and growing old, holding on and letting go. There is a song of beauty and truth on every page.”

– Cheryl Strayed, author of Wild

“MacEnulty's suspenseful, elaborate, and addictive debut historical novel is highly recommended to fans of historical fiction and readers concerned with equal rights.”

– Foluso Falaye, Manhattan Book Review