Laurie Theurer
Laurie’s writing adventure began at a conference in 2012. Two days in and she was hooked. Since then her words have been published in collections by Cafe Aphra, Flash Flood Journal, The Ham Free Press, One Hundred Voices, Into the Void, Reflex Fiction, Offshoots, and Before the Diagnosis. Her debut middle grade book “Swisstory: The Untold, Bloody, and Absolutely Real History of Switzerland” will be published in October...
Rebekah Miron
Rebekah Miron recently graduated with a Distinction from her Master’s degree in Creative Writing at the University of Cambridge. Her poems have been published in print and online. In recent years, her writing has been shortlisted for the VanderMey Non-Fiction Prize and broadcast by Project Censored. Originally from the South West of England, Rebekah is currently living in Switzerland while editing her first novel.
Louise Gooding
Louise is a writer, originally from England, who has been living in Zurich, Switzerland since 2012. She is our Swiss Book Fairy: a worldwide book sharing project created in 2017 to encourage the love of reading and spreading the magic of books. She and her three daughters have hidden over 500 books throughout Switzerland since they started their Book Fairy journeys in 2018. Louise is a children’s writer, her key focus being on picture...
Tess Mangiardi
Tess is an American writer who left her life in New York City to move to Switzerland in 2016. She has worked in Marketing and PR for five years and has a typically millenial passion for all things social media. She runs a travel blog called FemaleHemingway.com, and when she’s not reading, writing, or tweeting, you can find her in a cafe somewhere, drinking a cappuccino (or glass of vino) and probably talking about what...
Jim Rushing
Jim (J. Rushing) is an American writer whose work blends elements of adventure, fantasy, science fiction, and horror to create worlds that feel as familiar as they do foreign. He is a former teacher who traded the microbreweries and Cascade Mountains of the Pacific Northwest for raclette, chocolate, and the Swiss Alps. He and his wife live in Baden, near Zürich and spend much of their time traveling and immersing themselves in the...
Barbara Nigg
Originally from Canada, Barbara’s spent over half her life in Switzerland. She’s worked as a corporate writer, presentation coach, proposal advisor, tree planter, Santa’s helper and deputy sheriff. Barbara is a chocolate fan who does copywriting, in that order. When she’s not writing or editing for clients – Barbara’s inventing funny pictures with her iPad. She can also be found avoiding chores and sketching Zürich while balancing...
Lindsey Grant
Lindsey Grant is an American writer and editor who has been living in Switzerland since 2013. She co-authored the writer’s workbook Ready, Set, Novel!, and she went on to publish her memoir Sleeps with Dogs in 2014. She is the former Program Director for National Novel Writing Month (NaNoWriMo). In addition to her regular contributions to The Woolf, she blogs (ir)regularly and is currently chronicling her family’s history...
Liam Klenk
Liam is the author of Paralian, a memoir. He was born in Central Europe and has since lived on four continents. Liam has always been engaged in creative pursuits, ranging from photography and graphic design, to writing short stories and poetry, to working in theatre and shows. He is currently working on his second book.
Susan Platt
A Swiss native, Susan is a multilingual communications professional, business executive, word & tech nerd. She was part of the original launch and editorial team behind Swiss movie magazine close-up! and has written, ghostwritten and edited for several publications and in-house magazines in English, German, French and Italian. Susan is a co-founder of Swisspaleo, a board member of The Powerhouse Network for Professional Women in...
D.B. Miller
D.B. is an American writer who has been living in Europe since 1995. As well as being a regular contributor to The Woolf, her essays, short stories and offbeat profiles have appeared in The Weeklings and Split Lip Magazine. She also writes for hire but, as the expression goes, that’s another story.