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Emily J. Taylor

Emily J. Taylor

Emily J. Taylor Biography

Emily J. Taylor is a writer of YA fantasy. Emily was born and raised in California and has since refused to stay put. She's lived in four states and two continents, all of which have given her an endless amount of story fodder. She currently works as a creative director in Minneapolis, where she spends the long winters dreaming up glittering worlds to spin into dark tales. The Otherwhere Post is her second novel. Her first novel, Hotel Magnifique, is also available from Pushkin Press.

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