M.S. Edwards once managed a lingerie store, threw PR parties for a national grocery outlet, and ran events at a Jewish community center in the East Bay.
These days, she’s living the most writerly cliché: high school English teacher by day, relentless author by night. When she’s not corrupting young minds with sexy Shakespeare, she’s writing stories about queer-coded rebels, weary pilots, difficult choices, and the strange ways people become family.
She writes for people who don’t always fit—and for anyone who has ever had to decide where, and with whom, they belong.
She loves dogs without reservation and drinks carrot juice like a dare.
