meet the author.
Hello, I’m Tamar - a curator of connection, story, and becoming.
I shape language and spaces where women can move through change and return to their own voice.
Nove is a home for the in-between places — for seasons that don’t fit neatly into titles or timelines. It’s a space for women learning to listen to themselves again, to name what they feel, and to meet what comes next with honesty and grace.
Through it all, my faith has remained a quiet compass steadying me forward.
Everything you find here is created with one hope: to help you feel a little less alone in your becoming.
my story.
I didn't arrive here all at once.
I arrived in layers.
For years, I worked in corporate and community spaces, designing experiences that brought people together. I organized large-scale events, built partnerships, and helped create moments rooted in culture, history, and belonging. From city streets to conference rooms, I learned how to lead, build, and bring ideas to life.
But life has a way of rewriting the plans we make for ourselves.
Over time, my world became less about the stages I stood on and more about the people I stood beside.
I am a grandmother.
I walked with my father through the final chapter of his life.
Now, as our family prepares to welcome another grandchild, I'm reminded again that life's greatest milestones rarely announce themselves with certainty. They quietly change who we are.
Those experiences reshaped the way I see success, purpose, and what it means to leave something behind.
They taught me that connection is its own kind of legacy.
That reinvention isn't loud.
It's often found in ordinary days, in unexpected loss, in new beginnings, and in the quiet courage to become someone you never planned to be.
Out of that understanding, Nove was born.
Today, I write books, reflections, and quiet returns for women finding their way through life's changing chapters. I write for the in-between places the moments that don't fit neat labels, the questions that arrive without answers, and the quiet invitations to begin again.
I don't write because I've figured life out.
I write because I'm still living it.
Because paying attention has changed me.
And because I believe our lives are always becoming something new - even after loss, even through change, and even in the chapters we never expected to write.
