"Emily Grosvenor’s talent is to illuminate everyday doings in fresh, sweet ways that make readers look at their world just a little differently."  —Carla Rohlfing Levy, Editor-at-Large, features and books, Good Housekeeping

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As an award-winning reporter, travel writer and essayist, Emily Grosvenor has written about octogenarian farmers who mow labyrinths in the grass, the secrets of the Oregon State Hospital, a runway model-turned salumi artist, a toddler with an Oedipus complex, and what it is like to be a super sniffer living in the  fragrant American West. Her passion for capturing place, for sketching scenes, for discovering people, and for always finding the meaning of being a stranger in a strange land, has led her to frequent work for publications like The Atlantic, Sunset, AAA Via, Portland Monthly, Salon.com, Design*Sponge, Good Housekeeping and Publishers Weekly. Most recently, she edited the Oregon Wine Board's first-ever wine touring guide. An evangelist for the power of the sense of smell, she lives in McMinnville, OR, where she writes the Tiny Travels column. She is founder of the Scent in Literature Project.

Representation: 
Hannah Brown Gordon of Foundry Literary + Media.
33 West 17th Street
New York, NY 10011

Email: emilygrosvenor (at) gmail.com
Twitter: @emilygrosvenor

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"Emily Grosvenor's humor is so wonderfully subtle, it almost sneaks up on you." Krista Stevens, Wordpress Freshly Pressed