Michelle C. McAdams is a writer and editor based in Boston. She received her MFA in fiction at Queens University of Charlotte, where she worked on a collection of short stories. She is a past reader for Harvard Review and a former editorial assistant for Qu literary magazine. Her first short story was recently published in Oracle Fine Arts Review.
On the nonfiction side, McAdams writes or has written for national outlets including AARP, The Boston Globe and the Austin American-Statesman. She spent several months shadowing North Carolina families affected by Alzheimer's for her master's thesis and has contributed reporting to two books.
McAdams received her master's in journalism from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, where she was a Roy H. Park fellow, and her bachelor's in English from Harvard University, where she fell in love with creative writing. She was born and raised in Boston, Mass., and has lived in North Carolina, Texas and, most recently, Florida.
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On the nonfiction side, McAdams writes or has written for national outlets including AARP, The Boston Globe and the Austin American-Statesman. She spent several months shadowing North Carolina families affected by Alzheimer's for her master's thesis and has contributed reporting to two books.
McAdams received her master's in journalism from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, where she was a Roy H. Park fellow, and her bachelor's in English from Harvard University, where she fell in love with creative writing. She was born and raised in Boston, Mass., and has lived in North Carolina, Texas and, most recently, Florida.
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