Margie Zable Fisher believes life after fifty is when things start getting interesting.After turning fifty, she began running and competing in triathlons, traded her longtime career in public relations for full-time writing, and set out to make her second act her best act.Her debut novel, The Cabernet Club, was co-written with her mother, Rona S. Zable. When her mother was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in 2023, Margie made a promise that she would see their novel published. Two years after her mother’s passing, that promise was fulfilled when the book was released by Sibylline Press on January 31, 2025.Margie now speaks to audiences about reinvention, resilience, and the joyful truth that it’s never too late to begin again.A longtime freelance journalist, she writes about retirement, Medicare, aging, health, and personal finance for publications including AARP, Fortune, and Next Avenue. Margie lives in Florida with her family, where she runs, cycles, plays pickleball, watches British crime dramas, and considers it a very good day if she reaches 'Genius' in the New York Times Spelling Bee.

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Margie Zable Fisher believes life after fifty is when things start getting interesting.After turning fifty, she began running and competing in triathlons, traded her longtime career in public relations for full-time writing, and set out to make her second act her best act.Her debut novel, The Cabernet Club, was co-written with her mother, Rona S. Zable. When her mother was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in 2023, Margie made a promise that she would see their novel published. Two years after her mother’s passing, that promise was fulfilled when the book was released by Sibylline Press on January 31, 2025.Margie now speaks to audiences about reinvention, resilience, and the joyful truth that it’s never too late to begin again.A longtime freelance journalist, she writes about retirement, Medicare, aging, health, and personal finance for publications including AARP, Fortune, and Next Avenue. Margie lives in Florida with her family, where she runs, cycles, plays pickleball, watches British crime dramas, and considers it a very good day if she reaches 'Genius' in the New York Times Spelling Bee.

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Margie Zable Fisher believes life after fifty is when things start getting interesting.After turning fifty, she began running and competing in triathlons, traded her longtime career in public relations for full-time writing, and set out to make her second act her best act.Her debut novel, The Cabernet Club, was co-written with her mother, Rona S. Zable. When her mother was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in 2023, Margie made a promise that she would see their novel published. Two years after her mother’s passing, that promise was fulfilled when the book was released by Sibylline Press on January 31, 2025.Margie now speaks to audiences about reinvention, resilience, and the joyful truth that it’s never too late to begin again.A longtime freelance journalist, she writes about retirement, Medicare, aging, health, and personal finance for publications including AARP, Fortune, and Next Avenue. Margie lives in Florida with her family, where she runs, cycles, plays pickleball, watches British crime dramas, and considers it a very good day if she reaches 'Genius' in the New York Times Spelling Bee.

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