American novelist
Saundra Mitchell (born September 3, 1973)[1] is an American novelist who has also written under the pseudonyms of Jessa Holbrook and Alex Mallory.
Personal life
Mitchell is gay and has daughters.[2]
Career
Mitchell worked as the head screenwriter and executive producer with Dreaming Tree Films for twenty years.[2] Using her screenplays, the company produced more than 400 films.[2] She has Academy Award eligibility ten times.[2]
Selected accolades
Publications
Fiction
Standalone novels
- Shadowed Summer (2009)
- Breathkept (2011)
- Defy the Dark (2013)
- While You're Away, as Jessa Holbrook (2013)
- Wild, as Alex Mallory (2014)
- Mistwalker (2014)
- All the Things We Do in the Dark (2019)
- The Prom: A Novel Based on the Hit Broadway Musical, with Chad Beguelin, Bob Martin, and Matthew Sklar (2019)
The Vespertine series
Camp Murderface series
Nonfiction
- 50 Unbelievable Women and Their Fascinating (and True!) Stories (2016)
- 50 Impressive Kids and Their Amazing (and True!) Stories (2016)
Short stories
Anthologies
- Love And Sacrifice: Touching Stories About Troubled Relationships (2007)
- Truth and Dare: 20 Tales of Heartbreak and Happiness (2011)
- The First Time (2011)
- Grim (2014)
- A Tyranny of Petticoats (2016)
- All Out: The No-Longer-Secret Stories of Queer Teens throughout the Ages (2018)
- Foreshadow: A Serial YA Anthology of Short Stories (2019)
- You Too?: 25 Voices Share Their #MeToo Stories (2020)
- Out Now: Queer We Go Again! (2020)
- Out There: Into the Queer New Yonder (2022)
- Transmogrify! (2023)
Filmography
Films
- Alternate Universe: A Rescue Mission (2016)
Shorts
- Operation Daylight (2004)
- Requiem (2004)
- Going Down to Neverland (2004)
- World of Weird (2004)
- The War (2004)
- Warehouse (2005)
- Last Time We Met (2005)
- Moments of Grace (2005)
- The Otis Revue (2005)
- Curtain Call (2005)
- Goodbye, Howard (2005)
- Bargain Basement (2005)
- TTYL (2005)
- Given This Day (2005)
- Wash (2005)
- Ringing of the Belles (2010)
- K-Run FM (2010)
- Justice (2011)
TV Series
- Gwen's World of Weird (2017)
References
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