Carolyn O’Neal is a passionate environmentalist and daring storyteller whose work resonates deeply within the literary and ecological communities. As a local author with a global impact, she has carved a niche for herself through her compelling narratives and commitment to environmental awareness. Her novels,...
Carolyn O’Neal is a passionate environmentalist and daring storyteller whose work resonates deeply within the literary and ecological communities. As a local author with a global impact, she has carved a niche for herself through her compelling narratives and commitment to environmental awareness. Her novels, including the heartfelt KINGLSEY, were inspired by her love for her son, weaving personal experiences into broader themes of connection and responsibility toward the planet.
Currently, Carolyn is focused on her key projects, including her acclaimed nonfiction work, Finding Fault, which explores the discovery of an earthquake fault beneath a nuclear power plant. This project showcases her exceptional research skills and her ability to translate complex scientific topics into engaging narratives that captivate readers. Her short story, SILENT GRACE, which won The Hook’s 2013 Short Story contest judged by bestselling author John Grisham, further exemplifies her talent for storytelling and her commitment to exploring the human experience through a unique lens.
In addition to her writing, Carolyn actively volunteers for the Chesapeake Bay Foundation and the Virginia Oyster Shell Recycling Program, reflecting her dedication to environmental advocacy. Her skills in environmental writing and creative storytelling not only enhance her literary contributions but also serve to raise awareness about critical ecological issues. With a deep-rooted love for research and a belief in the power of words, Carolyn O’Neal continues to inspire others to engage with the world around them, making her a significant voice in both literature and environmental activism.
