PLYMOUTH, Mass. - s4story -- Isabella Rose announced that On the Other Side of Grief, an international anthology project, is seeking additional contributing authors from to share personal stories of loss, healing, and resilience. The collection, the first in a planned "On the Other Side" series, will feature 50 stories and essays from contributors who have navigated grief and discovered hope beyond their darkest moments. Grief is a universal human experience that transcends geographic boundaries," Rose said. "This anthology will serve as a beacon of hope for readers everywhere who are experiencing their darkest days, showing them there is a path through and beyond grief."

Open Call for Contributors
Writers from all backgrounds and locations are encouraged to participate, as the project aims to represent diverse experiences and perspectives from communities throughout the world. The anthology seeks submissions addressing all forms of loss—death of loved ones, ended relationships, health challenges, career setbacks, and unfulfilled dreams. Contributors need not be published authors; heartfelt, authentic stories matter most.

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Writers will submit 1,500- to 2,000-word pieces after registering as contributing authors. A $97 submission fee helps cover production and marketing costs to ensure the anthology reaches readers who need support most.

Building Community Through Shared Stories
Beyond creating a literary collection, the project aims to build community among both contributing authors and readers through online forums where participants can share experiences, offer support, and connect with others who understand the journey through grief and healing. The anthology will provide comfort and guidance to readers navigating their own grief journeys while fostering connections between those who have shared similar experiences of loss and recovery across different communities and cultures.

"This collection will explore many aspects of grief and offer collective testimony that healing is attainable," Rose said. "Together, we will show there is light on the other side of grief, regardless of where we come from."

Author Benefits and Support
Contributing authors will receive submission guidelines, access to both author and reader communities, and marketing support for the finished anthology. The project timeline and publication details will be provided to registered contributors.

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Rose said the anthology represents a natural extension of her mission to guide others on transformative journeys of healing and self-discovery through her wellness practice.

How to Participate
Writers interested in contributing can find submission information and register at On the Other Side of Grief | Bella Rose Healing Hands (https://www.bellarosehealinghands.com/on-the-other-side-of-grief). With limited spaces available, Rose encourages interested writers to reserve their place soon.

"Every submission matters, and each story will play a vital role in shaping this anthology," she said. "These stories will create a powerful testament to the resilience of the human spirit, connecting readers across three countries through shared experiences of loss and healing."