Fanny Barry

A cancer diagnosis helped Fanny Barry morph from a science and engineering writer to creative writing and fiction. She published her first creative work, illustrated emotional support booklets called, I Wish I Knew, Notes from a Breast Cancer Survivor in 2006.

Possessed by a need to move after her cancer treatments, Fanny systematically moved down the eastern US coast. She stopped at the edge of the Mexican Caribbean believing she'd found a place to die. But she didn't. She built a non-profit to help women in treatment and brought them to the rustic bungalows she built for rest and recuperation. During these years she wrote, Map of Life and Beauty, her memoir. It tells the captivating story of how she rebuilt her life in Tulum, Mexico.

Eco-Woman: the Transformation and Eco Woman Initiation are the 1st two of a series of fantasy fictions that tell the spellbinding story of a female engineer who receives superpowers from Celtic Krones living in the northern forests of the Northeastern US. They give her a mission to save the world, one adventure at a time. Read what the reviewers are saying about Eco Woman and escape with her into a place where we all have super powers.

While coordinating her creative projects, Fanny runs yoga and dive retreats at her boutique yoga shalla called Tribal Tulum in Tulum, Mexico.

My Podcast is on Spotify, Nobody’s Nobody and highlights some amazing everyday heroes while talking about how each of us can make the world a better place and a little about Eco Woman.