Angela La Voie grew up mostly outside of New York City, where she fell in love with literature, the theatre, and art.
She is the author of hundreds of medical articles distributed through The New York Times Syndicate. Publication credits include MSNBC, Chicago Sun-Times, The Dallas Morning News, Detroit Free Press, and ZDNet.
Her first novel, Summer in Florence, is a work in progress. Her poetry is published in Blue Fifth Review: Blue Five Notebook Series, CUTTHROAT 24, Third Wednesday, and elsewhere. Her essay, “The Icehouse” was a finalist in the Winston Salem Writers Flying South Contest in 2021 and published in that year’s Flying South anthology.
She holds an MFA in creative nonfiction and poetry from Antioch University Los Angeles and earned a B.A. in English and communication from Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey in New Brunswick (Phi Beta Kappa).
She lives in Colorado with her family, including two bossy golden retrievers. When she’s not writing, you can find her reading, hanging out in nature, checking out a new art exhibit, or planning her next travel adventure.