Jennie Doyle writes fiction and creative nonfiction that explore the tension between our self-protective armor and our deeper, more vulnerable truths. She holds a BA in English Literature, and her writing has appeared in Oregon Humanities and Knee Brace Press. Her work in college writing centers and Early Learning Hub programs shapes her stories, reflecting both personal struggle and the systemic inequities facing children and families in the Pacific Northwest. She has also worked as an editorial intern with Ashland Creek Press, served on the board of The Resilience Project, a community-building nonprofit, and acted as executive producer on The Castellum of Blood.

When she isn’t writing, Jennie watches creepy found-footage videos with her husband, torments her two sweet and feisty kittens, and spends way too much money on local microbrews.