Emily Gray Tedrowe is a highly accomplished literary fiction writer, best known for her debut novel, "Commuters." She has also published short stories in various respected publications, including "Sycamore Review," "Other Voices," and "Crab Orchard Review." One of her remarkable short stories even earned her an Illinois Arts Council Literary Award. Tedrowe's writing talent has been further recognized with fellowships from the Virginia Center for Creative Artists and the Ragdale Foundation.
Born in the United States, Tedrowe earned her PhD in English literature from New York University and a BA from Princeton University. Her literary achievements have been supported by various institutions, including an Illinois Arts Council award and fellowships from the Ragdale Foundation, Virginia Center for the Creative Arts, and the Sewanee Writers Conference. Apart from being an author, she is also a regular book reviewer for USA Today and other publications. Tedrowe's writing expertise extends beyond novels to include essays, interviews, and short stories.
In addition to her professional achievements, Tedrowe is a devoted mother to her two young daughters and is happily married. She currently resides in Chicago, Illinois, where she continues to write and contribute to the literary world.