About Leeza Baric
Short Bio
Leeza Baric is a writer and creative writing teacher/mentor who loves a good memoir. She believes that writing and sharing our stories helps us heal and connect to others in beautiful ways. With a Master's in Creative Writing, she is passionate about teaching creative writing and bringing challenging and provocative stories to life.
More About Leeza
Leeza Baric is a writer and creative writing teacher/mentor who isn’t afraid to be vulnerable or write about challenging topics. She has worked as a freelance writer, editor, ghostwriter, and helps people through mentoring and assisted author self-publishing.
With a Bachelor of Arts in English Literature, a Post-Graduate Diploma of Education and a Masters in Creative Writing (yes, that’s a huge student debt) she loves teaching creative writing and inspiring others to share their stories.
Leeza is an Australian/Croatian. Her father, Nikola, escaped from former Yugoslavia and migrated to Australia in 1959. His stories inspired her to become a writer.
In 1996, after leaving a violent relationship, Leeza grabbed her backpack and travelled the world. It restored her faith in humanity and men!
It's The Simple Things
When Leeza isn’t writing, you can find her getting up to mischief over at Wise Words from a Wobbly Woman, blog about writing and life, and her Wobbly's Kitchen YouTube channel.
Leeza lives on the beautiful Sunshine Coast with her husband and two grown-up children, who inspire her daily. Her other interests include (did I say cooking) sampling fine food, dabbling in art, op-shopping, film-making and attempting to grow things.
It’s the simple things in life! Leeza loves nothing more than cooking up a feast, having fun with family and friends, enjoying nature and travelling the world.
Books leeza has helped others write
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Leeza's Books
Tanya Morsman
“I loved reading this book. It’s been a few years since reading a story and I’m glad I read this one. Only one thing, I wanted it to continue…I look forward to the next instalment of Wobbly Woman’s memoirs!"
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