Natalie Guerrero
Natalie Guerrero is an Afro-Latina writer and producer based in Los Angeles, California. She has previously held executive positions in traditional publishing at HarperCollins, WME Books, and MACRO/M88. Her writing has been featured in publications such as Electric Literature, Byline, Goop, and Blavity. Guerrero's long-form work includes the essay "On Silence" in the anthology Hungry Hearts and the co-authored essay collection Walking in My Joy with Jenifer Lewis. She is also the Director of The Writers' Colony. Her debut novel, "My Train Leaves at Three," explores themes of womanhood, ambition, grief, and late coming-of-age.
Awards
['Finalist for the California Book Award in First Fiction']
Notable Works
['My Train Leaves at Three', 'Walking in My Joy', 'On Silence']
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