Anne Elliott, Author and Speaker

Anne Elliott is the author of The Artstars: Stories.

Her fiction can also be found in A Public Space, STORY, Crab Orchard Review, Ploughshares Solos, Witness, Hobart, Bellevue Literary Review, and others.

Honors include the Blue Light Books Prize, the Story Foundation Prize, and fellowships from The Elizabeth George Foundation, the Table 4 Writer’s Foundation, and Vermont Studio Center.

Her craft essays appear in TriQuarterly, CRAFT Literary, and The Writer’s Chronicle.

Elliott has an MFA in fiction writing from Warren Wilson College, and an MFA in visual art from UC San Diego. She lives in Maine, where she teaches fiction writing online for A Public Space and Harvard Extension School. Learn more at http://www.anneelliottstories.com.

Work with Anne

LIVE Meetings: Meet face-to-face, from home. Choose Zoom, Google Meet, or phone, and speak for the appointed time about your query, first page, and/or first ten pages (for longer meetings). Does not include written notes, but is a chance to have an honest discussion about your work, and to ask follow-up questions. International meetings welcomed.

WRITTEN Critiques: Get detailed, thoughtful notes on your work. Comes with large-scale edits (character, world, plot, tension, concept, conflict, and similar as needed) in an editorial letter and small-scale, line-by-line notes as needed (for longer critiques, an average of three per page). Work arrives in your inbox by the date on the calendar.

HYBRID is a live meeting at the appointment time, with written notes.