T.E. Crowe

T.E. Crowe writes for the women who are holding it all together with caffeine, sarcasm, and a suspicious level of competence. Her debut book, Nobody Warned Us, is a sharp, darkly funny look at midlife burnout, body betrayal, invisible labor, and the moment you realize you were never “too much”—you were just doing too much for too long.

Her writing blends Gen X grit, emotional honesty, and the kind of humor you develop when life stops making sense but you still have to make dinner. If you’ve ever smiled politely while spiraling internally… welcome. You’re among friends.

She lives in Alberta with her husband, is the mother of grown children, and shares her home with two dogs—Izzy and Lou—who strongly believe they are her real bosses. She’s usually writing, rage-cleaning, or pretending an Old Fashioned counts as self-care.