Tami Lowe is a resilient and hopeful 50+ woman. She creates with color and words. When her life gets deep, she feels a strong desire to help those in similar circumstances. Alcoholism, regret, Autistic or ADD children, liver issues, weight loss, gray divorce & separation. You may find something helpful here for your own life. Contact her with any requests.
Creative Nonfiction and Women's Fiction Writer and Reader
Florida Writers Association (FWA) Member
FWA RPLA Contest Submission Coordinator
Florida Writers Foundation (FWF) Board Member
FWF Silent Auction Chair
Women's Fiction Writers Association (WFWA) Member
WFWA Rising Star Award Judge
FWA RPLA Contest Judge
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Real life
is better than fiction.
Making Space for Me,
my Mormon adoption Story
ebook $2.99, paperback $10
My Story
Hi, welcome. I'm Tami.
I write and volunteer for literacy and writing organizations.
I paint.
I enjoy sifting
wonderful and repulsive
elements of humanity
into messy, meaningful stories.
In August 2018, I published a memoir with all proceeds going to charitywater.org. Together, my readers and I have helped fund piped well systems and latrines in Mali, providing not only water but education, improved nutrition and gender equality.
Making Space for Me uses fiction elements of present tense and first person. My intended audience for this story was young women in the prime of their decision-making, but also all people who love a good, happy ending.
Writing this story allowed me to connect with and become a better version of myself, but also to connect with those who have had similar experiences or feelings of pain, redemption and joy.
I've written a draft of A Gray Divorce-Separation Journal, for lack of a better title, the meat of which is still being experienced. If you'd like a blank PDF version for your own transition, email me.
Vibes is a not-so-science-y fiction WIP that I'm thoroughly in love with and crying over: The (true) recent discovery of Denisovan DNA, the (possible) genetic relationship with the primary characteristics of autism, and the (fictitious) related plans of some leaders of the Mormon Church, disrupt an ex-Mormon family’s life. I have high hopes of finishing the ending very soon.
Lesbianity, also a working title, is the story of a Mormon wife and mother who realizes and declares her sexual preference for women and how that clashes with her family and faith.
I continue to add to The Whiting Album, the memoir chapbook illustrating the story of our marriage and family life. This story is currently evolving, our relationship changing.
