Jewel Beth Davis is a writer and theater artist who lives in Rollinsford, NH. She is an Artist In Education for the NH State Council on the Arts. She has performed, directed and choreographed professionally throughout the U.S. and British Isles. Jewel earned an MFA in Writing at Vermont College of Fine Arts and an MA in Theater Movement from Wesleyan University. She also teaches writing and theater fulltime at NHTI-Concord. Since 2006, her creative nonfiction and fiction have been published in many literary magazines like Compass Rose, SN Review, Moondance Literary Magazine, Cezanne’s Carrot, Bent Pin Literary Journal, RE: Ports Magazine, READ THIS: MSU’s Literary and Art Publication, Midway, The Sylvan Echo, Poetica Magazine, Lilith, Scribblers on the Roof, Spirits Literary Magazine of IU, American Diversity Report, Damselfly Press, The Smoking Poet, Fiction Fix 2, Lime Hawk, and Diverse Voices Quarterly, which just nominated her for Dzanc’s Best of the Web Anthology. She has completed a novel about two ghosts and their existential dilemma entitled Sadie and Irving Fix the World.