Courtney Denelle is the author of IT’S NOT NOTHING (SFWP, 2022). Her stories have appeared in the Alembic, Tahoma Literary Review, Southampton Review, and elsewhere, and have been anthologized in America’s Emerging Writers: An Anthology of Fiction and Night of the Geminids: Fireside Tales.
Winner of the 2021 Poets & Writers Maureen Egen award, Courtney has received a Hawthornden Fellowship and a MacColl Johnson Fellowship, as well as residencies from Hedgebrook and the Jentel Foundation.
Of Courtney Denelle, The Millions says: “Denelle creates her own niche in the genre of women’s psychological fiction [and] helps pave the way for mental-health fiction writers who crave a written structure that speaks to the reality of their experience.”
She lives in Providence, where she received her greater education from the public library.
Find Courtney on Instagram @courtneydenelle
Winner of the 2021 Poets & Writers Maureen Egen award, Courtney has received a Hawthornden Fellowship and a MacColl Johnson Fellowship, as well as residencies from Hedgebrook and the Jentel Foundation.
Of Courtney Denelle, The Millions says: “Denelle creates her own niche in the genre of women’s psychological fiction [and] helps pave the way for mental-health fiction writers who crave a written structure that speaks to the reality of their experience.”
She lives in Providence, where she received her greater education from the public library.
Find Courtney on Instagram @courtneydenelle
Photos by Courtney Denelle
