Monica March is a Brazilian writer and journalist dedicated to exploring narratives about personal transformation and life choices. With a sensitive and authentic approach, she seeks to build connections through stories that resonate with her readers.
 

Her nonfiction debut, Loving Someone's Love, gained international recognition for addressing unconventional relationships with depth and empathy. In heartspeak, she revealed her more poetic side through a collection of poetry and flash fiction exploring the complexities of human emotions. With Don't Wanna Be a Mom and That's Okay, she brought a bold and much-needed perspective on the conscious choice of not becoming a mother, challenging social expectations and offering a fresh look at female autonomy and personal fulfillment.

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Now, Monica makes her fiction debut with The Bathtub in Apartment 8 (soon will be released in English), a contemporary romance that marks a new chapter for the author — but with the same essence: stories about belonging, authenticity, and the transformations that happen when we allow ourselves to truly live.
 

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