S.L. Kletz

Based in Nashville, TN, S.L. Kletz has been recognized for her writing talent since she was young, winning her first poetry contest at age 10. At 17, she won the first place prize for an essay she wrote for the Walden Woods Project — an organization dedicated to preserving the legacy of Henry David Thoreau.

She attended University of Georgia briefly during her undergrad before transferring to Middle Tennessee State University where she obtained her B.S. in English and taught as a pre-licensure teacher across local high schools and as a university intern for a freshman composition class. Her first short story was published in her university’s honors magazine Collage, and she won the first place prize for prose two issues in a row with this publication.

In her free time, Kletz enjoys expanding her Frankenstein memorabilia collection and designing themed monthly newsletters on Canva for her mailing list of close friends and family.