Rachel Werner

Author, Content Creator & Media Consultant

Madison, WI

Rachel Werner

Author, Content Creator & Media Consultant

Madison, WI

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Daily Inspiration: Meet Rachel Werner
Every day we have a choice. We can support an up and coming podcaster, try a new family-run restaurant, join a boutique gym started by a local fitness champ or we could keep giving away our money to the handful of giants who already control so much of our commerce. Our daily decisions impact the kind world we live in; if we want a world where small businesses are growing and artists and creatives are thriving then we should support them with our time, money and attention. VoyageLA Mag highlights inspiring creatives and entrepreneurs each week in its Hidden Gems series.
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Diversity is a Gift: A Conversation with Author Rachel Werner
As an acquisitions editor, I have the privilege of reading incredible stories every day. However, finding the right fit for our pub list can be a challenge. Four lines into Rachel Werner’s story about the Fillmore District in San Francisco, I knew this bo
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Art on Blast: The Little Book With a Big Message
I always know I am conversing with an artist when the word “intention” comes up often. The creation process is the unfoldment of intention, a process Rachel Werner—an artist of various mediums and arts educator & activist—knows well. In 2019, she planted
The Pollination Project
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The True Price of a Cup: Coffee Politics
One shot of espresso. A simple pleasure in the world’s most developed countries which many of us enjoy with little thought to how—and who—ensures a consistent flow of java is available to satiate our daily desire. Behind posh latté orders, there is an int
Edible Madison
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Culturally Competent and Sensitive Lesson Curriculum Books for Educators
10 Educator Books Highlighting Effective and Inclusive Approaches to Core Subjects, Electives, and Art-Centered Courses for Learners in Kindergarten Through High School with Rachel Werner. Creating an equitable learning environment is a matter of much debate around the United States. Critical race theory, transformative justice and police-free schools are a few of the contentious topics affecting the academic perimeters students encounter daily—and Madison is no exception.
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Creating a Vibrant Freelance Writing Career
If so, follow the #NaNoPrepAndWin challenge I’m participating in. Hosted on Instagram by my friend J. Mercer (@Jmercerbooks), the prompt challenge will help you think about characters, their relationships, the setting, and major plot points, so when November hits, you can hit the keyboard running.
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Does your ‘we’ include me?
Little Book Project WI’s creative director implores us all to seek true representation in art. It feeds and soothes my soul. I feel most alive when I’m fully enmeshed in artistic labor. For a long time, I was chronically unaware of this truth about myself. And it was suffocating me from within. When people say I am “talented,” what I hear is that I was simply born lucky.
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A Blogger Shares How barre3 Helped Her Emerge From Burnout and Find Hope Again
Rachel Werner is a writer, mother, content-marketing specialist, and fitness enthusiast. After years of pushing through life without stopping for rest and self-care, Rachel shares how barre3 offered her a new sense of hope and possibility. Read on to discover Rachel’s story in her own words, including how she made the decision to leave a toxic work culture, follow her passion, and discover a new community in barre3.
Author Interview: Rachel Werner on freelance writing
Rachel Werner joins us today to talk about the art (and grind) of becoming a full time writer. She gives us freelance tips, marketing ideas, and talks about the importance of an email newsletter! She’s an author, content creator and media consultant from
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7 Types of Hunger
I was recently listening to one of my fave wellness podcasts and one of the dieticians pointed out that, “No amount of snacks will satisfy a mealtime hunger.” A truth bomb so simply stated. And it got me thinking about how if we pause to really reflect on
Wellness Wednesday
4 Ways to Diversify Your Income as a Writer
Being a writer-for-hire can have many perks. However, a BIG potential downside is income fluctuation— especially if one is trying to consistently earn a full-time salary as a freelancer or is hoping to make enough money via a side hustle to pay off debts,
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Poetry & Cheese!
The 2023 Winter Festival of Poetry is in high gear, but there are still four weeks left to attend and hear some of the finest poetry around! Host James P. Roberts and guests Rita Mae Reese, Rachel Werner, and Adam Gregory Pergament will discuss the Winter
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Why We Need To Reclaim Joy
Embracing a holistic approach to wellness means learning to see the strengths you already possess. All of us have challenges we continue to face and yes, many of us have experienced trauma. But if we remain stuck ruminating on the ways we’ve suffered and/
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Savor the River Valley
Dining at restaurants has a plethora of perks. Oftentimes, however, one of the few downsides is being left in suspense as to how the delish meal you just devoured was crafted. Savor the River Valley, a culinary collective based in the Driftless Region, is
Fabulous Wisconsin
The Right Time for a Writers' Conference?
In-person events are populating back on the calendar in rapid succession for most industries now that the COVID-19 pandemic finally appears to be waning. This is certainly true in the publishing world as well. But don’t allow FOMO to trigger you to oversp
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Manifesting Wellness Goals
A new year is frequently acquainted with fresh starts in myriad aspects of our lives. Currently, I am attempting to revamp the management of my personal and professional expenses in hopes of succeeding at the financial goals I’ve set for 2023. I also want
Wellness Wednesday

About

Rachel Werner

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Digital Marketing

Food Styling

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Media Strategy

New Media

Rachel Werner is the founder of The Little Book Project WI as well as a teaching artist for Hugo House, Lighthouse Writer’ Workshop and The Loft Literary Center. In 2021, she was awarded an Excellence in Teaching Fellowship from The Loft and the Madeline Island School for the Arts. She regularly contributes content to The Spruce Eats, Mother Untitled and Fabulous Media Group—and a selection of her poetry is in the anthology “Hope Is The Thing: Wisconsinites On Hope and Resilience in the Time of Covid-19” (The Wisconsin Historical Society, 2021). Rachel's debut cookbook “Macro Cooking Made Simple” (Chartwell Books) will be released in April and her next kidlit book with Capstone (“Moving and Grooving to Fillmore’s Beat”) in Fall 2023. Rachel is represented by Savannah Brooks at KT Literary Agency.