Natalie Serianni

About

Natalie Serianni is a Seattle-based writer, award-winning college instructor, and mother of two. Her personal essays and creative nonfiction have appeared in The New York Times, HuffPost, Insider, Brevity, Scary Mommy SheKnows, Motherwell, The Manifest-Station, ParentMap, Today's Parent, The Keepthings, Literary Mama, and Ruminate Magazine, among others. Her HuffPost essay was twice included in Memoir Monday, and she's been interviewed by National Geographic, CrossCut, and Care.com.

Her work was chosen for SEA the City's Nevertheless: A Seattle Storytelling Salon, and she has been a guest editor at the Wild Words Collective. She also teaches Introduction to Personal Essay and Pitching courses.

In addition to writing for magazines, wellness, and lifestyle blogs, she's at work on a book about midlife parenting and long term grief. (image: Michael B. Maine)

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Her essay, "Subtle Shifts" was featured in the upcoming Anthology, Pandemic Midlife Crisis: GenX Women on the Brink available below.