Ellen Morris Prewitt is an award-winning author who has lived all over, but not outside of, the American South. The humorous stories in her collection, Cain’t Do Nothing with Love, have been downloaded over 50,000 times worldwide; the collection won the CIPA EVVY Audio Book Award. Her work has twice been nominated for the Pushcart Prize; a story received an Honorable Mention. She’s a former lawyer and current long-distance swimmer. She loves hand-sewing, Godzilla, beignets with café au lait, and leading writing groups. She was a Peter Taylor Fellow at The Kenyon Review’s Summer Writing Program and writing facilitator at the Wild Goose Festival. Ellen is currently Writer-in Residence at 100 Men Hall, an iconic Mississippi Blues site. She's been extensively published, including in Luna Station Quarterly, Gulf Coast, Exterminating Angel Press, Unleash Lit, Barrelhouse, Brevity, Arkansas Review, and Image. She splits her time between Memphis, the Gulf Coast, and New Orleans where she (and her husband and her dog and her house) can frequently be found in costume. Check out her writing journey at EllenMorrisPrewitt.com. When We Were Murderous Time-Traveling Women is her first traditionally published novel.