Lucille

Lucille Marquez is a Seattle-based writer with a knack for storytelling that has seen her byline in prestigious publications like The Atlantic, Forbes, and National Geographic. Over the past decade, Lucille has carved out a name for herself as a contributor to some of the most respected media outlets in the country. She currently serves as the editor of Emerald Coast, the alumni magazine for the University of Washington's Foster School of Business.

In 2023, Lucille took on a new challenge when she moved from the bustling streets of New York City to the rain-drenched avenues of Seattle. This change not only inspired her writing but also led her to explore the rich cultural tapestry of the Pacific Northwest. It was during this transformative period that she penned her first book, "The Woman Who Embraced the Rain: A Journey Through Resilience and Growth," which tells the inspiring story of a local artist who found solace and strength through her connection with nature.

Lucille's work often delves into the human experience, exploring themes of personal development, community, and the environment. Her ability to weave these elements into compelling narratives has earned her both critical acclaim and a devoted readership. When she's not busy writing or editing, you can find Lucille hiking the scenic trails around Lake Union or sipping coffee at one of Seattle's many cozy cafes.