Writer in Walnut Creek, California

Kelsay Elizabeth Myers is a transformational writer, theorist, found object installation artist, teacher, and conscious dancer who stands for self-expression in all of its forms: creative, embodied, spiritual, written, and living. She has dual MFAs in Creative Writing for Nonfiction and Poetry from Saint Mary’s College of California and is currently a PhD student in Transformative Studies at California Institute of Integral Studies. In her work and research, she looks at the ecology of self, humanity, and the world to try to create something beautiful from the composition and, sometimes, from the wreckage. Taking psychospiritual wholeness as an overarching framework, her living inquiry is about the very inner workings, aesthetic renderings, and artistic expression of being human. Her work has appeared in White Stag's #psychologia, Waxwing, New Delta Review, Portland Review and the anthology, More Voices: A Collection of Works from Asian Adoptees (Koryo Press). She also had a column on Lantern Review: A Journal of Asian American Poetry's blog for two years and has done freelance written web content for branding. Kelsay's strengths are in finding and developing a strong and authentic voice for the writing projects she is invested in, and she is adept at both MLA and APA style guidelines. She is available for writing content, blogging, tutoring/instructing, editing, ghostwriting, and creative writing projects. Find out more at www.....com.