Vivian Dunn is an author specializing in historical fiction that explores LGBTQ+ narratives and marginalized histories. Her debut novel, "For the Love of Many," delves into the hidden queer experiences of Broadway chorus girls in 1920s New York City, blending real historical figures with fictional storytelling. The novel captures the challenges and triumphs of its protagonists while shedding light on the intersection of art, identity, and resilience during the Roaring Twenties.
Drawn to countercultural histories, Dunn’s work emphasizes beauty as a conduit for truth, often inspired by Old Hollywood and the legacies of iconic figures like Joan Crawford. Her writing reflects a deep fascination with how marginalized communities navigate and shape history. Dunn is currently working on the sequel to "For the Love of Many," continuing her commitment to uncovering overlooked stories from the past.