Dear Editors,
Thank you for considering my 2500 word story, The Graveyard Shift. Please note, content warning: assisted suicide theme. 

Also, I use the pseudonym Maeve Flanagan to separate my fiction from my nonfiction, and also to honor my great-grandmother. 

Bio: Maeve Flanagan is a writer in Los Angeles. She has a background in philosophy and enjoys writing stories that explore the intersection of technology and the human condition.

Sincerely,
Mary McDonough



Bio 1

Dear Editors,
Thank you for considering my story, The Graveyard Shift. I use the pseudonym Maeve Flanagan to separate my fiction from my nonfiction, and also to honor my great-grandmother. I have a background in philosophy with an expertise in bioethics and enjoy writing about the intersection of technology and the human condition. 

Sincerely,
Mary McDonough


Bio 2

Dear Editors,
Thank you for considering my flash fiction piece, Plan B. I write under the pseudonym Maeve Flanagan to separate my fiction from my nonfiction, and also to honor my great-grandmother. 

Bio: Maeve Flanagan is a writer in Los Angeles. She has a background in philosophy and enjoys writing stories that explore the intersection of technology and the human condition.

Sincerely,
Mary McDonough

Bio 3

Dear Editors,
Dear Editors,
Thank you for considering my story, The Rolling Briefcase (1000 words).  I am a writer in Los Angeles with a background in philosophy. I enjoy imagining stories in which people get caught up in random, absurd circumstances.

Sincerely,
Maeve 

Bio 4

Dear Editors,
Thank you for considering my 3700 word story, "Can’t Get You Out of My Head."  I use the pseudonym Maeve Flanagan to separate my fiction from my nonfiction, and also to honor my great-grandmother. 

Sincerely,
Mary McDonough

Bio: Maeve Flanagan is a writer in Los Angeles. Her work has appeared in Fleas on the Dog and Feminine Collective, and a new story will be published in the spring issue of After Dinner Conversation. She has a background in philosophy and enjoys writing stories that explore the intersection of technology and the human condition.



Bio 5

Maeve Flanagan is a writer in Los Angeles. Her work has appeared in Fleas on the Dog, Feminine Collective, and After Dinner Conversation. She has a background in philosophy and enjoys writing stories that explore the intersection of technology and the human condition.

Bio 6

Dear Editors,

Thank you for considering my 3700 word story, "Can’t Get You Out of My Head." I am a writer in Los Angeles with a background in philosophy who enjoys writing stories that explore the intersection of technology and the human condition. My work has appeared in Fleas on the Dog, Feminine Collective, and After Dinner Conversation. 

Sincerely,
Maeve 