Sarah Collins Honenberger’s prize-winning fiction has appeared in Antietam Review, New Millenium, South Lit, The HooK, and other literary journals. Her latest novel Catcher, Caught is an Amazon best seller in Teens/Death & Dying and a pending nominee for the Library of Virginia Fiction Award. It explores the same dilemmas facing Salinger's Holden Caulfield in a 21st century 16 year old boy's battle with leukemia. An excerpt from Catcher, Caught won third prize in the F. Scott Fitzgerald Conference Short Fiction Competition. Other novels by Honenberger: White Lies (2006) and Waltzing Cowboys (2009). She holds an honorary membership in the Virginia Writers’ Club for her continued encouragement and support of other writers in addition to being a fellow with the Virginia Center for the Creative Arts. Her essay, ‘Gathering Rosebuds: A Manifesto for Working Women,’ landed her on an Oprah book club segment. She divides her time between Orange, VA and a river house in Tappahannock, the setting for Catcher, Caught. She is currently working on another river novel, Minding Henry Lewis.