Marisa Crane is an American writer whose work explores themes of identity, queerness, and speculative fiction. Their debut novel, "I Keep My Exoskeletons to Myself," garnered critical acclaim and won the Lambda Literary Award for LGBTQ Speculative Fiction. The novel showcases Crane's ability to blend imaginative storytelling with deeply personal narratives.
Crane's writing often delves into speculative and dystopian landscapes while maintaining a focus on intimate human experiences. Their prose is marked by lyrical precision and emotional depth, offering readers both intellectual engagement and visceral connection. Through their work, Crane examines societal structures, personal resilience, and the complexities of relationships.
Beyond their novel, Crane has contributed to literary conversations through essays and shorter works. Their unique voice and commitment to LGBTQ narratives have established them as a distinctive presence in contemporary fiction. Crane continues to write and explore new creative projects, further solidifying their reputation as a compelling storyteller.