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On a more practical "who am I?" level: I’m 21 and a senior at Cornerstone University, where I major in creative writing. Both my work-in-progress novels, Chaos in G Major and Definitions of Life were fueled by MFA-style workshop classes I took my sophomore and junior year.
While I prefer to write fiction, I dabble in nonfiction when the opportunity arises. I have a blog about my experience with social anxiety, found here. I have one piece of creative nonfiction published. I also have two fiction short stories published. You can read more about my works here.
When I'm not writing, I can be found drawing, climbing trees, and looking for all the little things that make life worth living.
MEET RACHEL PAIGE
I wrote my first story when I was six years old, complete with illustrations of a chicken and a horse named PJ, because those were the only animal-shaped stencils I had.
Since then, I've drifted from the world of unlikely animal friendships and landed in contemporary young adult novels. It's my passion to write the book I wanted to read when I was in high school.
Because of that, my novels focus on people, internal conflict, and mental health. I strive to create broken, relatable characters young adults can not only enjoy reading about, but learn about themselves through.
