Literary Elly May

Speculative Fictionist. Ink-slave. Kinemortophobe.

Contrary to popular belief, Literary Elly May was not raised by wombats in Pau Pau, New Guinea, though she did own 2 gerbils as a child. Credited with the invention of "banana," "endive," and other expletives, she was once told she had the elusive characteristic "moxy." Her work has been rejected by such distinguished literary magazines as GlimmerTrain, The Sewanee Review, and Ploughshares. She's not afraid to tell you your fly's open.

Want to read her stuff? She writes under the pseudonym Danielle Davis. Check out "The Lament" in Fantastic Frontiers Magazine (June/July 2012) and "The Death of Santa Clause" in Whortleberry Press's Strange Christmas 2012 anthology.

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