Delaney Green

Delaney Green lives in the American Midwest with a black cat and a Golden Retriever mix puppy. She has worked as a newspaper reporter, a copy editor, a professional actress, a Broadway theater concessions manager, a high school English teacher, an adjunct professor, and a farm laborer. She is the author of JEM, A GIRL OF LONDON, which won a North Street Book Prize in 2015; JEM, A FUGITIVE FROM LONDON, a Foreword Indies Finalist for Young Adult Fiction in 2016; and JEM, A FOREIGNER IN PHILADELPHIA. Green's short fiction includes "Skinwalker" in New Zealand's BLACK DANDY; “SÁ an Bhrú: The Passage Home” in PASSAGES: BEST OF NEW MYTHS; "Tsunami Surprise" in MURDER AT THE BEACH; and "The Perfect Predator" in BARSTOW & GRAND. Green earned a bachelor's degree in English, Theater, and Speech at the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire and a master's degree in Journalism at the University of Kansas, and she studied theater at Bread Loaf School of English in Middlebury, Vermont. You can find her on Facebook or at delaneygreen with net suffix.