Professional Bio:
Erin Bach was born and raised in Los Angeles, California, where she taught high school English for eight years and was a teacher consultant for the Cal State Northridge Writing Project. Her writing centers around womanhood, erasure, obsession, memory, voice, and the body. She is a Certified Kaizen-Muse Creativity Coach and holds an MFA in Creative Writing. She currently lives in Atlanta, Georgia with her husband.
Personal Bio:
Hi, I’m Erin. I’m a reader, a writer, a poet, a wife, a daughter, a sister, a woman in this world. I’m an introvert, an artist, a listener, a Netflix binger, and I always feel like the tallest person in the room (I’m not. I’m 5’7”). I am a third-generation California girl, but I moved to Georgia and fell in love with the trees. My camera roll holds photos of fabric patterns, found feathers, morning light on my wall. Pictures of coffee cups, open windows, doorways in Italy, my husband’s ridiculous smile, my three crazy cats, and an embarrassing number of selfies. And yes, I wrote a notebook-bound “book” called Troll History as a child—an illustrated (of course) account of important historical figures as troll dolls. And yes, I still have it, because how amazing is that? And because I love Little Me’s creative spirit. Pictured is the final page in the book. Other figures include: Eleanor Roosevelt Troll, Babe Ruth Troll, Beatrix Potter Troll and Elvis Presley Troll (obviously).
