Greenwood, Aveline (b. 1987) is a British-American fantasy writer and folklorist raised on the Devon coast and the Breton peninsula. She studied folklore and material culture at the University of Edinburgh, then worked as an archivist cataloging maritime charms and moonlore for a small museum in Cornwall. After relocating to Portland, Oregon, in 2014, she began teaching community workshops on myth-making while restoring wooden skiffs along the Willamette. Her short fiction has appeared in regional journals and small-press anthologies, and her novella earned the Cascadia Prize for Speculative Fiction in 2021. When not writing, she hikes rainy coastlines, tends a night-blooming garden, and collects tide charts and antique astrolabes.
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