Victoria Shropshire moved from North Carolina to Glasgow
to pursue a PhD in 2015. Her critical research and creative writing focus on
the impact of inherited narratives on identity (re)construction. While the odd
poem and short story emerge, she is currently focused on completing her debut
novel, a fictionalized memoir in which a derelict debutante is rescued by
Dobermans and drag queens. A cancer survivor with a wicked sense of humor,
Victoria is a lover of all dogs, cigars, books, fine dining, beach houses, art,
music, jigsaw puzzles, and Netflix. Her
pet peeves are seahorse birdbaths, cypress clocks, and velvet paintings of
Elvis. Victoria’s
story Beauregard’s Last Walk will
feature in Words And Women: Four.
Penny Simpson is a fiction writer and deviser of
creative research projects exploring culture and human rights. She is currently
recipient of an AHRC/CHASE postgraduate research scholarship at the University
of Essex. Her short fiction has appeared in anthologies published by
Bloomsbury, Dalkey Archive Press and Virago. She has also published two novels.
Her short story Winter’s Map will appear in Words And
Women: Four.
Story
competition. Mary’s story Some Adjustment Required will appear in Words And Women: Four.
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