About

Terrance Flynn is a writer, psychotherapist, presenter and teacher. He contributes to The Wall Street Journal, has performed at The Moth Mainstage, has been featured on the Moth Radio Hour and has lectured on "Voice in Storytelling" at ESRI, one of the world's largest tech companies. He serves as a juror for the Sustainable Arts Foundation (fiction and nonfiction awards). His fellowships include The MacDowell Colony (2013-14 Stanford Calderwood fellow), the Pen-Center USA Emerging Voices fellowship and SPACE at Ryder Farm. His essay "Having Faith," earned him a notable essay citation in Best American Essays 2016 and his Moth Mainstage story, “C’est La Vie” is featured in the latest Moth book, How To Tell A Story (Crown Publishing Group, 2022). He was awarded the Thomas A. Wilhelmus Editors' Award for Nonfiction, and the Promise Award by the Sustainable Arts Foundation.  He was a finalist for the Wabash Prize for Nonfiction (judged by Cheryl Strayed). Other than the Wall Street journal, his writing has been published in: The Normal SchoolSycamore ReviewSlice MagazineSouthern Indiana Review, and Creative Nonfiction and is included in the anthology Oh, Baby from In Fact Books. Terrance grew up outside Detroit, Michigan, and is a lover of American cities, dead malls, and all things shark-related. He lives in Los Angeles.


Contact

Contact Terrance at TerranceFlynn@gmail.com 

Represented by Lorin Rees at Rees Literary


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