Mary B. Sellers is an archivist, editor, writer, and former teacher from Mississippi. She holds a B.A. in English Literature from the University of Mississippi and an M.F.A. in Fiction from LSU. Her fiction, poetry, nonfiction, bad poetry, and reviews have appeared or are forthcoming in: 

3 AM Magazine, ergot, Inner Worlds, Serotonin , Bending Genres, Trampoline Poetry, Vol. 1 Brooklyn, Anti-Heroin Chic, Hobart, Brilliant Flash Fiction, Tiny Molecules, Flash Fiction Magazine, The Razor, Psychopomp, Third Point Press, Sidereal Magazine, Maudlin House, and Permafrost.

She  served as the 2016 editorial assistant for The Southern Review, and her  graduate school thesis Rapunzel Has Insomnia was a finalist for the New Orleans Publishing Lab Prize in 2018. In  the past, she  has worked as a fact-checker in Seattle, WA, a social media manager for a variety of clients, editor, and associate publisher. Over the years, she’s served as juror for a variety of scholastic writing awards. She is founder of the mental health based literature & arts magazine, Libre. In her free time, she raises her cat, Blue, whom she affectionately refers to as her ‘teenage son’.