Carrie Mumford has lived on both the East and West coasts of Canada, and many places in between. She completed a degree in English literature at Saint Mary’s University, and went on to complete a master’s in information studies at the University of Toronto. Carrie now lives in Calgary, Alberta, with her husband, three naughty cats, and one rambunctious dog.
Her short fiction has appeared in Full of Crow Fiction, the Bella Online Literary Review, Vine Leaves Literary Journal, Dying Dahlia Review, and other fine journals. Her vignette, “The Blemish Collector,” was nominated for the Pushcart Prize in 2012, and her flash fiction piece, “Feed Me,” was nominated for the same prize in 2018.
Carrie published a collection of short fiction, Magpie, in 2018. Her first novel, All But What’s Left, was released in June 2018.
Associations:
Alexandra Writers’ Centre
Writers’ Guild of Alberta
Canadian Women in the Literary Arts
Women’s Fiction Writers Association
Media:
Podcast Interview with Maggie Smith for the Women’s Fiction Writers Association: