Jenna Reasner is a Chicago-area writer and educator. She holds a BS in Secondary Education and English from Vanderbilt University and an MFA in Creative Writing from Indiana University, where she served as Fiction Editor of Indiana Review. An alumna of the Tin House YA Workshop, her fiction has appeared in Lunch Ticket, So to Speak, and Hunger Mountain, where it won the Katherine Paterson Prize for Young Adult Literature. She serves as a reader for Split Lip Magazine and Voyage YA, and she's currently at work on a young adult novel.