Erica-Lynn Huberty received a BA in writing and fine art from N.Y.U., and an MA in literature and writing (as well as an MFA in Painting) from Bennington College. Currently. She is a regular columnist for EAST magazine and also publishes (under the name Berri L. Beatty) Regency Gothic romance novels. The first, Ghostly Kiss, is out now from Briar Press NY. Her short story collection, Dog Boy and Other Harrowing Tales was shortlisted for the Eric Hoffer Prize for Fiction and was one of Pulse magazine’s top-12 book picks. Her novella Watchwork: A Tale in Time was a project done to benefit Habitat for Humanity. Her essays “The Truth About Jen and the Preppy Murder,” and “A Memoir of Endometriosis” were notable reads in the Huffington Post. “The Wrong Dog” was one of the New York Times top reads for 2014. Huberty also written for The Washinton Post, Providence Journal, Jezebel, Sculpture magazine, PetLife magazine, among others. Her short fiction and poetry have been featured on NPR, and published in Thirteen Stories, Camillia Journal, Silo, The Muse Strikes Back and other literary magazines. she has also appeared on NPR (John Steinbeck Writers Fair) and as part of the Water Mill Center’s Viewpoints series.
