About the Author

Beth writes reflective prose and stories with lyrical inflections, attentive to the interior life, and the quiet thresholds where we learn to stand, or pass through.

Her work explores themes of self-possession, belonging, faith, land, and beauty—not as abstractions, but as lived practices shaped through change, loss and time. With a contemplative, restrained voice; she writes toward integration rather than urgency, offering language that steadies rather than instructs.

Ranch of the Heart names both the literal and symbolic landscape from which her work emerges—a place where reflection, attention, and presence are practiced as forms of care, and where words are offered to name what many carry quietly and are still learning how to hold.