Media kit
Everything you need to feature, host, or write about Ceone — bio, photo, talk topics, and quick facts. Reach her any time through the contact form.
About Ceone
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.
Three decades of listening to people in their hardest seasons give her fiction its rare psychological depth. High-resolution author photos and cover images are available below for press and event use.
What Ceone speaks about
Her counseling years make her more than a reading — she's a genuine conversation for libraries, clubs, and literary events.
Writing the inner life
How thirty years of listening became fiction — craft, character, and emotional truth.
Resilience & reinvention
The quiet courage of beginning again, across both novels.
History & family memory
Researching 1925 prairie settlement and turning ancestry into story.
The book-club conversation
A warm Q&A built around your group's own reading — in person or on Zoom.
At a glance
- NameCeone Fenn
- Based inMinocqua, Wisconsin (Northwoods)
- WritesHistorical & contemporary women's fiction
- HonorsWisconsin Writers' Assoc. Jade Ring Award
- BooksTwo novels; a third in progress
- Available forReadings, library talks, book-club visits (virtual anywhere)
Photos & covers
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In the news
WXPR (Wisconsin Public Radio) — featured among the Northwoods authors at Dibaajimo, a storytelling gathering drawing on Ojibwe tradition, at Lac du Flambeau. March 2026.
Read the WXPR story →