Description:
After the passing of a volatile patriarch, one Black family navigates social and familial issues in order to survive.
Brief description: LYNDSEY ELLIS is a fiction writer, essayist, teaching artist, and communications professional with work that has appeared in Kweli Journal, Catapult, Fiction Writers Review, Electric Literature, Joyland, midnight & indigo, Shondaland, and several anthologies. She has led several creative writing workshops with a focus on craft, publication, networking opportunities for writers, and cross-arts collaboration.Ellis was a recipient of the San Francisco Foundation's Joseph Henry Jackson Literary Award and Barbara Deming Memorial Fund for her fiction. A VONA/Voices Alumna and Kimbilio Fellow, she is currently a prose editor for great weather for MEDIA and The Account: A Journal of Poetry, Prose & Thought. Bone Broth is her first novel. She lives in St. Louis, Missouri.