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Jennifer M. Ciaramello Talks Quiet Boil on the How Women Write Podcast
Author Jennifer M. Ciaramello joins host Jacqueline Fisch of The Intuitive Writing School on Episode 106 of How Women Write: "Writing From the Scar, Not the Wound."

Florida — October 8, 2026
Author and Quiet Boil Project founder Jennifer M. Ciaramello is the featured guest on Episode 106 of How Women Write, the podcast from The Intuitive Writing School hosted by writing coach Jacqueline Fisch. The episode, "Writing From the Scar, Not the Wound: Jennifer Ciaramello on Her Memoir Quiet Boil," is available beginning October 8, 2026.
In the conversation, Jennifer shares how Quiet Boil began as a box of handwritten notes that sat untouched for fifteen years, and what finally brought her back to it. Topics include:
- The difference between writing to process and writing to publish
- Writing from the scar rather than the wound
- Why the ending was harder to write than the trauma itself
- The ritual she used to release the finished manuscript
- Letting go of control over how a book performs
- A first look at her next three projects
Listen to the episode on The Intuitive Writing School
About The Intuitive Writing School
The Intuitive Writing School, led by Jacqueline Fisch, helps women write and finish meaningful work, including memoir, through an energy-first approach to writing. Its podcast, How Women Write, features conversations with women authors about the craft and courage behind their books.
About Quiet Boil
Quiet Boil: Simmering in the Pot: A True Story of Sin, Survival, and Salvation is Jennifer's faith-filled memoir of a journey through trauma, abuse, abandonment, addiction, and loss to redemption and God's faithfulness. Through the Quiet Boil Project, she writes, speaks, and prays with women in unhealthy or abusive situations.
For interviews, photos, and bios, visit the Press Kit.
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About the Quiet Boil Project
The Quiet Boil Project is a faith-based ministry helping women recognize the simmering water, reclaim their God-given worth, and pursue freedom, healing, and hope through Christ. Through books, storytelling, speaking, prayer support, and educational resources, it offers encouragement to women in unhealthy, toxic, or abusive situations. The Quiet Boil Project provides faith-based encouragement and does not replace professional counseling, legal, medical, or emergency support.