Margaret Kingsbury
Margaret Kingsbury lives in Nashville, TN surrounded by books and toddler toys. She’s a freelance writer and editor who gives daily book recommendations, says hello to birds, and imagines she sees fairies in trees. Her short stories and poems have been published by Abyss & Apex, Devilfish Review, Nonbinary Review, Pulp Literature, and Expanded Horizons, among other publications. Her bookish and pop culture essays have appeared on BuzzFeed Books, Book Riot, StarTrek.com, The Nashville Scene, Think Inclusive, and more. She's co-creator and co-writer of Baby Librarians, a children's book review site, and she edits creative works for Salt & Sage Books. Follow her on Instagram @babylibrarians and Twitter @readerlymom.
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