Cate Bronson is a writer and novelist currently at work on a fiction thriller, a science-fiction trilogy, and a nonfiction book. Her most recent short story Sightseeing was released in the fall 2011 publication of the fiction anthology LET’S TALK. Other short fiction stories published by Cate include: The Black Death in the ZOMBIE NATION: ST. PETE anthology released October 23, 2010; and, Dreams of Home in the September 2010 issue of The Florida Writer magazine.
Cate's passion for writing began early in her life, continuing with her through university as she earned two bachelor’s degrees and graduate level education. After graduation she worked as an accountant, reviewing and editing reports for publication while continuing to write in her spare time. Enticed by the need to complete her mother’s memoirs, Cate pursued her career as a writer more fully, a move encouraged and supported by family and friends. At the same time, her short story A Bit More Than We Could Chew (inspired by the comical antics of her dog Chelsea) was awarded recognition in the 77th Annual Writing Competition by Writer’s Digest.
Cate lives in St. Petersburg, Florida with her amazing, supportive husband, and is hard at work on numerous writing projects and an active member of the Florida Writer’s Association.
CURRENT PROJECTS
Currently, Cate Bronson is putting the finishing touches on Blue Mountain, a nonfiction story about her Mother’s childhood: a tale about love, faith, and a small family’s struggle to overcome adversity and tragedy while living in remote regions of Canada during the Great Depression.
Cate is also writing and reworking several fiction projects, including: book one and two of a science fiction trilogy; a fiction thriller; and numerous short fiction stories.
