Liz Newman

Liz Newman is a blogger and a poet from the Midwest who writes primarily on grief, faith, life, mental health, and relationships.

Her poetry book "I Look to the Mourning Sky" received a Readers' Favorite Bronze Medal in 2022 in the Inspirational Poetry Category.

Her words have been shared on "Her View From Home", "Read Poetry", "Love What Matters", and "The Mighty". They have also appeared in the London Underground.

She believes in the power of words to comfort, connect, and bring hope. Her journey through grief has been a humbling reminder of how desperately we all need grace and each other.

She writes with the hope that her words can meet people right where they are and make them feel seen in their own difficult seasons.

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