Sue Ann Higgens writes about 20th century women, cultural fault lines, and entangled families. She’s been a pastry chef, a birth doula, a sweatshop seamstress, and a high school teacher and principal. When not traveling, she lives and writes in Portland, Oregon.

Sue Ann’s fiction has appeared in Echoes: An Anthology of Short Fiction, 3rd and Oak Stories, and Midnight in the Garden: An Anthology of Short Fiction.

Her non-fiction can be found in Our Hidden Conversations: What Americans Really Think About Race and Identity, ed. Michele Norris.