Emily Belden is a successful author, food journalist, and social media marketer, who has made a name for herself in the literary world with her unique storytelling abilities. She was born in Elmhurst and brought up in Avondale, West Loop, where she developed a keen interest in writing and creativity. Belden pursued a degree in Journalism from Creighton University and used her creative skills to venture into copywriting after her college studies. She worked at several advertising agencies in Chicago, where she discovered her passion for storytelling.
Belden's writing career took a significant turn when she published her debut novel, "Hot Mess," in 2018. Her unique writing style and ability to create relatable characters quickly gained popularity among readers. However, she had already made a name for herself before the publication of her first novel. In 2014, she published a memoir titled "Eightysixed: A Memoir about Unforgettable Men, Mistakes, and Meals," which was a collection of blog posts about her life experiences. The memoir received critical acclaim and established Belden as a talented writer.
In addition to her writing career, Belden is also a food journalist and social media marketer. She has a passion for food and enjoys exploring Chicago's best restaurants. Her love for food is evident in her writing, with many of her characters sharing her passion for culinary delights. Belden's creativity is not limited to her writing; she once tiled her bathroom floor with 60,000 pennies, all heads up for good luck, which gained national media attention.
Belden is currently working on the adaptation of her memoir into a TV series by the name "All of the Nope." She is known for her ability to create engaging stories that resonate with readers, making her a popular author in the Chick Lit, Memoir, and fiction genres. Belden continues to inspire and entertain her readers with her unique storytelling abilities, making her a significant figure in the literary world.