Write Free Press publishes the work of me, USA Today Bestselling Author Stacey Wallace, and my other pen names, Roxie Clarke, Sunday Holland, and Stacey Wallace Benefiel.
I began indie publishing in 2010 and have written over 50 books across my pen names. I predominantly write romance but can’t seem to stick to one particular type of romance.
Stacey Wallace skews Contemporary ranging from New Adult to Later-in-Life, as well as MM romance, Erotic romance, and Magical Realism.
Roxie Clarke writes inclusive Small Town romance that’s Closed Door but not closed-minded. No steam and mild language, but non-religious and often featuring LGBTQIA+ characters.
Sunday Holland is my newest pen name. I was going to start writing Paranormal Women’s Fiction as Stacey Wallace, but she’s already carrying a heavy multiple genre load. 🤣 Since I’ve turned fifty I’ve been drawn to writing witchy books about women my own age who’re navigating mid-life, menopause, empty nests, and feeling like they’re invisible. I’m right there with you, ladies! Let’s laugh about our frozen shoulders and literarily hex those who annoy us.
Stacey Wallace Benefiel was my first pen name (and my actual name at the time) and I wrote YA Paranormal romance. Then, I moved on to New Adult Time Travel romance, and Urban Fantasy.
I’m bringing this pen name out of retirement for a new Romantasy trilogy launching in 2027. Yeah, I could’ve invented yet another pen name, but I’ve been divorced from Mr. Benefiel since 2013 and I don’t mind using the name again. My kids are Benefiels, after all. ☺️