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Morgan hails from the Pacific Northwest, where she currently lives with her family, including her partner, two children and pack of fur babies.

Growing up in roaming the woods of Washington state, Morgan has always been telling and consuming stories in all shapes and sizes. She roamed her way to California, where she graduated with highest honors from the Creative Writing department at UC San Diego. Her path forked into video games then, as she put off her final quarter of college to write her first video game. After two decades in games, her work has been nominated for or won awards from GLAAD, BAFTA, The Game Awards, the WGA, the Pegases, and more.

When not parenting or storytelling, Morgan can be found dancing in the air (and sometimes on the ground), crafting, making custom plush toys, karaoke-ing, baking, going to geeky conventions, playing TTRPGs, going on outdoor adventures, and travelling. She is fussy about coffee, whiskey, and chocolate.

Drawing on her experience in narrative design, Morgan handcrafts worlds unique to the story being told, drawing on the conventions and tropes of different genres to make the emotional journeys of her characters tangible. Expect vivid sensory prose (whether grotesque, erotic, or lyrical), wry observational humor, and prickly, capable people trying to understand themselves and one another. She often circles around folk lore, climate justice, and characters as neurodivergent as she is. In all forms, her work explores the messy business of being human with wit, whimsy, wonder, and a touch of the weird.​

She is represented by Aurora Fernandez of Trident Media Group.

Professional Organizations

The Pacific Northwest Writers Organization

Emerald City Romance Writers

The Author's Guild

A hand holding a plush doll with blue eyes, orange hair, a beard, wearing a plaid shirt, blue t-shirt, jeans, and beige socks. This is a plush doll made by the author of the main male character, Stephan Midwinter, from A Curse for Christmas Past.
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