Alice D'Moreau is a Franco-Creole novelist and translator born in New Orleans in 1986. She studied comparative literature and anthropology at Tulane University, apprenticed at a neighborhood milonga in Buenos Aires in her twenties, and later worked as a bilingual copywriter in Montreal. Her fiction braids foodways, music, and place-based romance, and her short stories have appeared in small-press magazines in the United States and Canada. A past recipient of the Maison Bleue Fiction Fellowship and a finalist for the Riverlight Romance Prize, she now splits her time between Marseille and Lisbon, where she teaches weekend dance classes and leads community writing workshops. When not drafting, she collects out-of-print tango records and swims in cold water no matter the season.
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