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To find out more about me, continue reading:
Ellie Kanning-Dawn grew up in the π sunny south of Germany in a smaller town as a 90s kid, discovering creative writing during her childhood years with scribbles and short stories now lost in time. She annoyed a few too many middleschool teachers by being too creative with essays, twisting the assignments too far. She also developed an early interest in hiking, nature, and the mystery of unexplored forests at night.
In her early twenties, she went to college and went through a brief episode of π§ tech distraction and self-discovery, ending up with a science degree and a love for bigger cities and new friendships. Difficult encounters during that time have shaped her values and beliefs, including an appreciation for neurodiversity and friendship, as well as the importance of community.
Today, Ms. Kanning-Dawn is busy with novels, art, writing, and the passion for πΉ fantastic and explosive adventures, living in a city but close to forests and mountains. Often, her work is written for a younger audience and has a speculative, π§ββοΈ otherwordly twist with occasionally unusual viewpoints, while not shying away from challenging topics.
There is a list of books on my site with previews and where to buy them.
See about events on front page.
I also have a newsletter.
Random things (articles, music) are in the stuff section.
I can be found on
Bluesky, Mastodon
(@thatwriterellie@mastodon.social),
Goodreads, and Tumblr. Warning: these are
external links to other platforms owned by others.
Follow at your own risk!
Use the contact form for feedback, fan mail,
and business inquiries, there is also my general
contact info/legal info/masthead if you need it.
If you came here wondering about me as a person, here are a few
things:
I am a fan of noodles and embarrassingly in the past adored microwave ovens. I used to be an often confused night owl, but then various external changes converted me to getting up early, itβs funny how life flips sometimes. My current writing approach is discovery writing with only minimal planning ahead since I like to keep myself excited.
Growing up with German as native language, I discovered my interest
in English somewhat late in high school. Now it is all I write
literature in, my works
aren’t translations of any kind.