Elizabeth Cunningham in Conversation with Kristen Holt-Browning

Elizabeth Cunningham is the author of ten novels, including her award-winning series, The Maeve Chronicles. All her work balances psychological depth and realism with the numinous and magical. She lives in the valley of the Mahicantuck on unceded land that was home to the Esopus tribe of the Lenape people.

Lyrical, often funny, always imaginative, Elizabeth Cunningham’s latest novel, Over the Edge of the World ponders mortality and immortality, human bravery and folly, justice and injustice, ecological disaster and redemption. Set in another world, in a timeless time, the story speaks to our own world and time as only a fairytale can.

For more, visit her website: https://elizabethcunninghamwrites.com/

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Kristen Holt-Browning is a poet, writer, and freelance editor. Her poetry chapbook, The Only Animal Awake in the House, was a finalist in the 2021 Moonstone Press Chapbook Contest. Her poetry and fiction have been published in several literary anthologies and journals, including Best Small Fictions 2023, Hayden’s Ferry Review, Hunger Mountain, Little Patuxent Review, and Necessary Fiction. She is a recipient of a Hortus Arboretum Residency for Literary Artists, and she was a finalist in the Kelsay Books 2022 Women’s Poetry Contest. Kristen earned an MA from University College London and a BA from Connecticut College. A native of the Hudson Valley region of New York State, she lives in Beacon, New York with her husband and two sons. Ordinary Devotion is her first novel.

For more, visit her website: https://www.kristenholt-browning.com/