Ellen Morris Prewitt

ELLEN MORRIS PREWITT is an award-winning author who weaves her Southern life—and family secrets—into her fiction. She’s a Peter Taylor Fellow whose stories have twice been nominated for Pushcart Prize; one received a Special Mention. Her work has appeared in The Pinch, Alaska Quarterly Review, Gulf Coast, Fourth Genre, Barrelhouse, Porchlight, River Teeth, EAP, Salvation South, and elsewhere. She's Writer-in-Residence at 100 Men Hall in Bay St. Louis, a proselytizer on the power of writing, a former lawyer, and a current obsessive swimmer. She loves hand-sewing, Godzilla, and cafe au lait with beignets. She lives in New Orleans where she (and her husband and her dog and her house) can frequently be found in costume. When We Were Murderous Time-Traveling Women is her first traditionally published novel.