Author, Book Mother, Astrophile
Welcome to Kelly’s website where she blogs about all things books and stars.
About Kelly
I WRITE BOOKS.
Kelly Branyik is an American writer based in the Colorado Rockies.
She grew up in Colorado and has lived there for most of her life. Kelly is also a Returned Peace Corps Volunteer and served in China from 2014-2016.
Influenced by Kristin Hannah, V.E. Schwab, Sarah J. Maas, and Paulo Coelho, Kelly writes from a genuine and highly detailed perspective. She is the author of her first published work of non-fiction “It Depends: A Guide to Peace Corps.”
Kelly also writes for Elephant Journal in her spare time and pilots a travel blog known as, Travel Branyik.
“I write fictional stories about all the concurrent realities I could possibly be living.”
Where I Write
My Books
Kelly is an emerging author. She has written a help-guide for Peace Corps Volunteers and is publishing her premiere novel in 2021.
Elephant Journal
Elephant Journal is a renowned mindfulness online publication with over 1.8 million followers across all social media platforms.
Kelly started writing for Elephant Journal in October 2020 and has amassed thousands of reads since then.
Travel Branyik
Travel Branyik is Kelly’s personal travel blog site. Since June 2013, Kelly has been traveling the world and writing about her journeys. Most of what she writes goes back and forth between her two homes in China and the United States.
Here, you can read about her journeys and how to prepare for similar travels abroad and in the US.
Latest News
Read book reviews, announcements, and musings from Kelly Branyik.
Book Review: House of Earth and Blood by Sarah J Maas
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Book Review: Jonathan Livingston Seagull by Richard Bach
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