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Melissa Faliveno
Melissa Faliveno is the author of the essay collection TOMBOYLAND, published in August 2020, which in a starred review Publishers Weekly calls "a winning debut." The former senior editor of Poets & Writers Magazine, her essays and interviews have appeared in Esquire, Paris Review, Bitch, Ms. Magazine, Literary Hub, Prairie Schooner, DIAGRAM, and Midwestern Gothic, among others, and received a notable selection in Best American Essays 2016.
She has taught nonfiction writing at Sarah Lawrence College and Catapult in New York City, and is the 2020-2021 Kenan Visiting Writer at UNC Chapel Hill. Born and raised in small-town Wisconsin, she lives in Brooklyn, New York. www.melissafaliveno.com
Genres: Mystery
Melissa Faliveno recommends
There Used to Be People Here (2026)
Kennedy Cole
"An exciting new voice in speculative fiction, Kennedy Cole's There Used to Be People Here is for anyone who knows what it means to keep your guard up and your head down in a small town, where anyone - and everyone - might be watching. A twisty, gritty, GTO-driving thrill ride that's also full of heart, this book kept me guessing - and rooting for Sam and Harvey - until the very last page."
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