Erin Celello is an author known for her contemporary fiction, including the novels "Miracle Beach" and "Learning to Stay." Her work has appeared in publications such as Zocalo Public Square and Proximity Magazine. Born and raised in Michigan's Upper Peninsula, Celello later earned a BA in English from St. Norbert College and an MFA in fiction from Northern Michigan University.
Celello's writing often reflects her deep connection to the Midwest and her experiences in rural communities. She draws inspiration from her upbringing, which included unconventional entrepreneurial ventures and a love for outdoor activities like skiing and horseback riding. Now residing in Wisconsin with her family, she balances her writing career with passions such as endurance sports and equestrian pursuits. Her recent completion of an Ironman triathlon underscores her determination, a trait that also permeates her literary endeavors.