Camille Griep

Camille Griep is the author of Letters to Zell (2015) and New Charity Blues (2016). She lives just north of Seattle with her partner, Adam, and their bulldog, Dutch. Born in Billings, Montana, she attended Claremont McKenna College in southern California, graduating with a dual degree in biology and literature. In late 2011, she took a hiatus from corporate research to devote more time to her craft. She has since sold short fiction and creative nonfiction to dozens of online and print magazines. She is the Editor of Easy Street and serves as a senior editor at The Lascaux Review. In 2012, she completed a residency at Viable Paradise, a residential workshop for speculative fiction novelists. She can be found on twitter @camillethegriep and at www.camillegriep.com.