Patti Lee

Patti Lee began writing in 2019, bringing contemporary women's fiction stories to life by tapping into the hopes and sometimes fears of readers. Her debut novel, Between February and November, won the International Firebird Book Award in fiction in 2022 and was a 2023 Eric Hoffer Award finalist. An award-winning essay writer, her creative non-fiction has been included in Crone Rising by Jazz House Publications, and her short story, The Ward House, was included in the Of Cottages and Cauldrons autumn anthology, also by Jazz House Publications.

When she's not working her administration job for a small non-profit, she’s either writing or playing with her grandkids. Or thinking about writing or playing with her grandkids. She is a huge fan of singer-songwriter Josh Ritter as well as the alt/folk duo Parsonsfield but has also been known to play the soundtrack to Hamilton on repeat. She currently resides with her husband in Vermont, where she has more cats than throw pillows.

Read more about her and her writing at http://pattileewriter.com. You can find her on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PattiLeeAuthorPage/ and she can be found using @pattiauthor on Instagram and also, Twitter, where she's a regular member of the #5amwritersclub.