Gabrielle F. Culmer is a self-published fiction
author of A Reshaped View (2023), Easing Distractions (2019), Where Lives Lead (2017), Arrive
by Dusk, Restoring Patterns (2016), Damp Whisper, A Matter of Keeping, two collections of poetry, Glenely Bay and Nostalgia
from Paris (2014), Blue Streams to Paradise
(2006), and a family history travel book, The Eleutherian
Voyagers and Beyond (2018). She qualified at universities in New York at Stern,
Chicago, London, and Canterbury in law, as well as obtained an Executive Certificate
in Advocacy in International Affairs in Geneva in 2017. She has recently obtained a Master of Science degree in Publishing from NYU. Where Lives Lead has obtained the International Impact Book Award for contemporary fiction in 2024.
Culmer made a featured background appearance in The Lady of the Lake: Legend of Lake Ronkonkoma (2024) and studied drama in the UK.
Her novels are considered to be timeless classics
influenced by her early hybrid education in both the United States and the United
Kingdom with a wide range of subjects from humanities and business to law. She
has been influenced by her travels to London, Paris, Geneva, and New York as
well as legal suspense and business startups. Her novels also appreciate the arts,
history, professional lifestyles in major cities or idyllic quiet communities, as
well as causes dear to her heart and the dynamics of relationships.
Gabrielle has been quoted to
be a believer in “Write what you know,” as stated in her Archway publishing
blog 2018 and wrote about Character and Topic development. Also, to “Visualize
It” as in her Southern Writers Magazine Suite T blog in May 2018, regarding
keeping motivated when writing a novel. She stresses the ability to travel to
favorite destinations, and to write from memory or experience.
In her spare time, she is committed to sustainable travel,
researching history, acting, attending art exhibitions, horseback riding from her early
teens, and attending charity events.
