Grace Bennett

Grace writes about the gentler side of faith: comfort in grief, gratitude on ordinary days, and hope that holds when circumstances do not. She likes short passages you can carry in your pocket and return to when you need them. Her goal is simple: to help a hard day feel a little less alone.

Grace came to writing the long way around. After losing her mother in her late twenties, she started journaling just to get through the mornings, and the short, honest paragraphs she wrote there slowly turned into the gentle pieces she publishes now. She studied communications and worked in it for a few years before leaving to write full time, once she realized the thing she cared about most was helping people feel less alone on a hard day. She believes gratitude is a practice you return to, and most of her writing is really about learning to pay attention.

Writes from a sunroom in Nashville, Tennessee, surrounded by half-finished cups of tea.