Bonnie Schell

Bonnie Schell's memoirs of growing up in Atlanta are included in the anthologies, What Does It Mean to be White in America?: A Collection of Personal Narratives, The Unbroken Circle: Stories of Cultural Diversity in the South, and WNC Woman. Her poetry has been featured in Coastlines: Six Santa Cruz Poets and in Knut House Press: The Insanity Edition. Bonnie was co-editor of On Our Own Together: Peer Programs for People with Mental Illness. A graduate of Agnes Scott College, she has an M.A. from Arizona State University. After 30 years in California, where she owned a yarn shop and then worked as executive director of a drop-in center, she returned to the south to continue her advocacy and writing and now lives in Asheville, NC. For more, please visit bonnieschellauthor.com.