Charlotte Nicole Davis is an American author, who has gained recognition for her debut novel, "The Good Luck Girls." The book, which was published in Fall 2019 by Tor Teen, is a young adult fantasy novel that has been compared to popular works like "The Handmaid's Tale" and HBO's "Westworld." Davis's novel explores critical issues such as gender inequality, human trafficking, the exploitation of young girls, and social class differences.
Davis earned her MFA from The New School's Writing for Children program. Her passion for storytelling and writing began at a young age, with a love for books that featured maps on the front cover. Davis has been writing novels since middle school, and although "The Good Luck Girls" is her first published work, it is her seventh attempt at writing a novel. Despite her previous efforts, she never felt confident enough to publish her earlier works.
"The Good Luck Girls" has received significant critical acclaim for its bold and daring approach to tackling controversial topics such as race, culture, and gender. Davis's writing is a reflection of her commitment to creating stories that challenge societal norms and stereotypes. Her ability to weave complex themes into a captivating and engaging storyline is a testament to her skill as a writer.
Charlotte Nicole Davis currently resides in Brooklyn with her cat. Her experiences and the lessons she has learned throughout her life have shaped her writing style and the themes she chooses to explore. With her debut novel already making waves in the literary world, readers can expect to see more of her work in the future.