Everything you need to feature, host, or write about Ceone — bio, photo, talk topics, and a one-page speaker sheet. Reach her any time through the contact form.
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At the conclusion of a 30-year counseling career, Ceone Fenn turned to writing. After winning the Wisconsin Writers' Association Jade Ring Award for both essay and adult fiction, she authored To Reap the Finest Wheat, a novel of historical fiction. It Happened at Whisper Lake is her second novel. She lives in Minocqua, Wisconsin, with her husband, Robert.
Long-form bio, plus high-resolution author photos and cover images, are available below for press and event use.
Her counseling years make her more than a reading — she's a genuine conversation for libraries, clubs, and literary events.
How thirty years of listening became fiction — craft, character, and emotional truth.
The quiet courage of beginning again, across both novels.
Researching 1925 prairie settlement and turning ancestry into story.
A warm Q&A built around your group's own reading — in person or on Zoom.
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WXPR (Wisconsin Public Radio) — featured among the Northwoods authors at Dibaajimo, a storytelling gathering drawing on Ojibwe tradition, at Lac du Flambeau. March 2026.
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