Emily Eddins

After spending the past ten years joining and quitting baby groups, volunteering for jobs at her kids’ schools, and coming up with fresh and creative excuses as to why she still can’t ski very well after twenty years of trying, Emily Eddins has finally published Altitude Adjustment, the collection of essays she spent one year writing and nine years editing! Three pieces in the collection were previously published in the Louisville Review, Forge, and Toad Suck Review. Her poetry, short stories and creative non-fiction have also appeared in a range of literary publications including the Willow Review, The Cape Rock, Rio Grande Review and Front Porch. She lives in Northern California with her husband and three children.