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Nancy Segovia
Nancy Segovia has been a professional writer for over 25 years. She has achieved publishing success in the fields of adult fiction, children's literature, newspaper journalism, fea...view moreNancy Segovia has been a professional writer for over 25 years. She has achieved publishing success in the fields of adult fiction, children's literature, newspaper journalism, feature magazine articles and poetry.
She returned to college at the age of 49 and graduated Summa Cum Laude with a Bachelor of Art's Degree in Religion. She then continued on with her education and pursued and achieved two master's degrees - the first from Northwest Nazarene University is a Masters of Arts in Religion and the second from the University of Denver is a Master of Liberal Studies in Creative Writing. She is a member: Sigma Tau Delta International English Honor Society, Alpha Sigma Nu - National Jesuit Honor Society, and the National Council of Teachers of English. She drew from this advanced education the skills and knowledge she used to write "Shine: How To Walk the Talk" which was released by Faith and Reason Publishing in May, 2013 and "Dragon Tears" which was published in December, 2014.
Prior to returning to college, Nancy achieved publishing success in many areas with successful publishing credits in poetry, children's literature, short stories and full length novels. She has worked as a newspaper journalist, a managing magazine editor, and currently teaches college English. She also continues to write and publish full-length novels. She has several books scheduled for release in the next couple of years including: "The Journey Home," and the republishing of "When You Wish Upon A Star," and "Benjamin's Bride" all of which are scheduled for release in the next few years by Faith and Reason Publishing.
Nancy believes that creation and all its beauty, grandeur and diversity is a direct reflection of God's majesty and power. One of her favorite quotes reflects this philosophy. It is: "There is not one blade of grass, there is no color in this world that is not intended to make us rejoice." John Calvinview less