Memoirist Harper Ellison, based in Seattle and in their early thirties, lives deeply within the world of narrative. They approach writing not as a task but as an exploration — a deliberate excavation of memory, emotion, and truth. Harper writes with a gentle intensity, crafting prose that feels lived in, thoughtful, and resonant.

Harper values editorial partners who bring care and curiosity to the table. Their feedback is long‑form, reflective, and layered with context, the kind that reveals how deeply they engage with story — both theirs and others’. They appreciate collaboration that honors voice, vulnerability, and craft.

Outside writing, Harper draws inspiration from quiet corners of bookstores, the lushness of Seattle’s hiking trails, and the subtle emotional arcs of indie films. These experiences influence their writing, offering new textures and truths to explore.

Harper represents a thoughtful generation of writers who believe storytelling is both art and healing. Their approach invites readers not only to understand their world, but to reflect more deeply on their own.

With each project, Harper demonstrates that narrative is a journey — one taken with bravery, introspection, and a profound respect for the human experience.