Literary historical fiction & poetry
Featured Work
Borne to Unfurl — a poetic memoir shaped by faith, grief, and the slow work of becoming.
About the Writer
Echoes of history. Stories that remember what it means to be human.
Kiernan Antares is a literary historical fiction author whose work explores the enduring tensions between memory and belonging. Her stories trace the interior lives of individuals shaped by war, faith, love, and loss — moving across generations and landscapes to illuminate the quiet resilience binding past to present.
With prose both tender and precise, Kiernan writes not to offer escape, but return — a return to the emotional truths that endure beneath history’s surface, and to the fragile, luminous threads of connection that endure through history’s darkest chapters.
Featured Novel In-Progress
The Hand That Sows The Stars
Two crossings. One spoken past. A journey toward forgiveness.
In 1947, Henry McRae, a fisherman-turned soldier haunted by war, boards the RMS Queen Elizabeth for England carrying a battered journal and a rare copy of Keats’s Endymion. Across the sea, Mary Shefford — a London bookbinder and the woman he once loved — hides a secret that will alter the course of their lives.


