50 words or less: 

Erin Quill (she/her) lives in Pennsylvania with her cat, Caesar. She is a published short story writer and poet, with eight poems in the first five Quill & Crow: Crow Calls anthologies. She is writing her first murder mystery novel, currently titled “Party Til You Die.”

 

The short bio: 

Erin Quill (she/her) is published with nine poems and two short stories. Her two short stories are Every Sin Pays A Price (gothic crime) and Flirting Around Vikings (contemporary, young adult romance). Erin is a member of Sisters in Crime—the Delaware Valley, Once Upon a Crime, and Guppy chapters—as well as the New York chapter of Mystery Writers of America. She is writing her first murder mystery titled “Party Til You Die.” To keep up to date, follow Erin on her website. Aside from living in Pennsylvania with her cat, Caesar, Erin also enjoys playing pickleball.  

 

The full bio: 

Erin Quill (she/her) lives in Pennsylvania, only a fifteen-minute drive from where she grew up. She’s read murder mysteries, such as Nancy Drew and Murder, She Wrote, since the dawn of her childhood. After her mom told her that becoming an international assassin should not be Plan A, Erin found herself studying criminal intelligence analysis and relaxing to any show that involved a murder, if she wasn’t tuning into Scooby Doo.

 

After attempting to write a Middle-Grade mystery and multiple fantasy novels that she either misplaced or shoved into the recesses of her laptop to never be seen again, Erin began writing her first adult-aged murder mystery, currently titled “Party Til You Die.” She is a published poet and short story writer. Her two anthology published short stories are Every Sin Pays A Price​  (gothic crime)and Flirting Around Vikings (contemporary, young adult romance).

 

Erin is a member of Sisters in Crime—the Delaware Valley, Once Upon a Crime, and Guppy chapters—as well as the New York chapter of Mystery Writers of America. When Erin isn’t writing, she’s spending time with her cat, Caesar, exercising her parents’ dog, Charley, or playing pickleball at some of the nearby courts. To keep up to date with Erin, follow her on her website.