Royal Palm Literary Award Semifinalist Kyle Ann Robertson Soon to Exhibit Highly Emotional and Highly Acclaimed Novel at Printers Row Lit Fest

Chicago’s Printers Row has always been a big point of interest for any writer familiar with America’s literary history. Thousands, if not millions, of books, newspapers, and magazines were launched en masse at its very spot for roughly a century.

So, for ambitious and passionate women’s fiction writers like Kyle Ann Robertson, it’s only right to arrange an exhibit for some of their best works. In her case, it’s the novel “White Picket Fences”, a deeply emotional story of family drama.

The novel has already landed Robertson a semifinalist spot for the 2023 Royal Palm Literary Award by the Florida Writer’s Association. Its plot has been praised for vividly detailing an interwoven series of miscommunications and misperceptions in a struggling family’s life. The consequences are then written in a powerful way that has struck the hearts of many readers.

Robertson has spent considerable time improving her story-telling skills even while working over 20 years as a physical therapy assistant and fitness studio owner. She had even earned a Certificate of Creative Writing from Emory University. By showcasing her work at Printers Row Lit Fest 2023, she is eager to reach more readers.

“White Picket Fences” will be on display over at the self-publishing and book marketing company ReadersMagnet’s exhibit at the Printers Row Lit Fest 2023. The event will run from September 9 to 10, 2023, at the Printers Row Park, 620 South Dearborn Street, Chicago, IL, USA. Purchase the book today on Amazon and Barnes & Noble. Visit the author’s website, where she gives updates on future publications.

“White Picket Fences”
Author | Kyle Ann Robertson
Published date | February 13, 2023
Publisher | Fulton Books
Genre | Contemporary Women’s Fiction

Author’s Biography
Kyle Ann is the author of “White Picket Fences” and writes contemporary women’s fiction that sinks its teeth into families’ miscommunications, misperceptions, and the chaos they cause, even in the name of love. After over twenty-five years as a Physical Therapy Assistant and fitness studio owner, Kyle’s writing dream of being a “Taylor Jenkins Reid version of Joan Didion” is well on its way as she had received her certificate of Creative Writing from Emory University, and is the founder of Embrace Your Muse Creative Writing Workshops.

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