About Cecile Sarruf
Cecile Sarruf is a second-generation Arab-American writer of Syro-Lebanese and Midwestern descent, with a strong feminist and socio-political literary focus. She engages deeply with the art communities of Laguna Beach, where she is a member of Third Street Writers.
Cecile's writing journey began in her childhood, overcoming personal obstacles along the way. She has taught in Southeast LA, traveled to South Lebanon, and navigated her recovery from brain surgery in 2016, all of which have greatly influenced her creative growth.
Read a compelling excerpt from Cecile's manuscript, "Kitchen in Beirut; Breaking the Echo," and reflect on the words of Toni Morrison: "If you find a book you really want to read but it hasn't been written yet, then you must write it."
Discover a collection of Cecile's published works, including Creative Nonfiction pieces such as "A Mother's Voice" and "Kitchen in Beirut," along with Short Essays and Anthologized Works.
Reach out through the contact form to connect with Cecile, or listen to her thoughtful reflections in her radio interview on KXFM Laguna Beach.
About Cecile Sarruf
Learn more about my journey as a writer and my literary contributions.
Cecile Sarruf
Learn more about my journey as a writer and my literary contributions.
Driven by my heritage and a commitment to feminist perspectives, I strive to connect deeply with my readers.
Cecile Sarruf
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What Readers Say
"Cecile's words resonate deeply, capturing the essence of our shared human experience."
"Her stories are a breath of fresh air, laced with profound insights and vulnerability."
"Cecile Sarruf's writing brilliantly weaves together personal and political narratives."
