Johanna Elattar Non-Member Joined 2026

Literary nonfiction from the inside out.

Fiction Nonfiction

Johanna Elattar is a writer of literary nonfiction and narrative journalism. Her work on the crisis of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women is cited in the Oxford University Press textbook Race and Racisms (Fourth Edition). She is a Pushcart Prize nominee and Diana Woods Memorial Award finalist. Her writing has appeared in Santa Fe Literary Review, where she led the Creative Nonfiction section in Volume 21, as well as Bright Flash Literary Review, Merion West, where she inaugurated the fiction section, Yellow Arrow Publishing, and Lunch Ticket. She was featured in Yellow Arrow's Writers on Writing series. Her work is forthcoming in two anthologies. She is currently completing Rue Greene, a memoir told entirely through the voice of a child in 1970s Alexandria, Egypt. She lives in New York.

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Hornell, NY

Birthdate:

10 October

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