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A Minneapolis writer and teaching artist, she brings a thoughtful, personal voice to essays about faith, identity, and change. Her work has appeared in literary and cultural outlets including Slate, Electric Literature, The Sun, and The Rumpus.

by Lizzie Lawson, Robert Ellice Mack
Lizzie Lawson is a writer and teaching artist from Minneapolis, Minnesota. According to her official website and author profiles, she earned a B.A. in marketing from the University of St. Thomas and an M.F.A. in creative writing from The Ohio State University, where she served as nonfiction editor for The Journal.
Her essays and other writing have been published in outlets including Slate, Electric Literature, The Florida Review, The Sun, The Rumpus, Passages North, and Split Lip Magazine. Across these publications and her newsletter, her work often circles questions of belief, leaving Catholicism, publishing, and the complicated process of becoming oneself.
In addition to writing, she has worked as a teaching artist and has shared reflections on writing and publishing through her Substack, Work in Progress, while finishing her first book.