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Kerry Neville is the author of the short fiction collection, Remember To Forget Me, as well as the collection, Necessary Lies, winner of the Chandra Prize for Fiction. She writes about aspects of recovery, mental health, divorce, parenting, and Life Version 2.0, in her award-winning blog, MommaMayMad. Her fiction and nonfiction have appeared in journals such as The Gettysburg Review, Glimmer Train, Epoch Magazine, and Arts and Letters, and have won several prizes, including the Dallas Museum of Art Prize for Fiction, The Texas Institute of Letters Prize for the Short Story, and the Short Story Book of the Year from Independent Publisher Magazine. She is currently at work on a recovery-based memoir.
