Helen Ellis
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Helen Ellis is an American novelist. She has authored two published novels and several works of short fiction.
Her first novel, Eating the Cheshire Cat (Scribner: 2001), is a dark comedy written in Southern Gothic fiction style. It tells the story of three girls raised in the South, and the odd, sometimes macabre tribulations they endure.[1][2][3]
Her second novel, The Turning Book: What Curiosity Kills (Powell's Books: 2010), is a "teen vampire" story about a southern 16-year-old girl adopted into a wealthy New York City family and centers on shape-shifting, teen romance, and the supernatural.
References
- ^ In Person Helen Ellis at BookPeople, The Austin Chronicle
- ^ Paperbacks, The Independent
- ^ Eating the Cheshire Cat, Entertainment Weekly
External links
- Helen Ellis writes
- New York Times New York Times article about the promotion of Ellis' first novel, Eating the Cheshire Cat.
- Huffington Post Article about the second novel, The Turning Book: What Curiosity Kills.
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