about

Bailey Loveless is a writer, nature observer, and haunted biome archivist living between the summits and shorelines of the Pacific Northwest. Her work wades through the thresholds of speculative genres and ecological inquiry—between wonder and grief, folklore and fact, softness and survival.

Her fiction and essays have recently appeared in Space and Time Magazine, Tahoma Literary Review, and Corvid Queen. She also received recognition in Ron Howard’s Project Imaginat10n. She is currently pursuing her MFA in Creative Writing with a concentration in Nature Writing at Western Colorado University.

When not documenting the Anthropocene, she can be found collecting crow trinkets, singing to her animal companions, or wandering the coastal forests she calls home.