Wendy Francis is a accomplished author and former book editor. She began her career in book publishing, working as a senior editor before turning to writing full-time. Francis' writing has been featured in a number of publications, including local magazines like The Improper Bostonian, as well as national outlets such as The Washington Post, Good Housekeeping, Salon.com, Yahoo Parenting, Redbook, and WBUR’s Cagnoscenti.
In addition to her work as an author and editor, Francis is also a regular contributor to NPR’s Cognoscenti. Her essays have been widely read and appreciated for her insightful and engaging style. She has a knack for tackling complex and relatable topics, making her work accessible and enjoyable for a wide audience.
Francis is the author of several novels, including "Best Behavior," "The Summer Sail," "The Summer of Good Intentions," and "Three Good Things." Her writing has also been featured in a number of other publications, including Good Housekeeping, The Washington Post, and YahooParenting. She currently lives outside of Boston with her husband and 11-year-old son. She stays connected with her readers and fans through her social media pages and website, where she shares updates on her work and events.