Christine Ellis is an American writer living in Copenhagen, Denmark with aspirations of literary success and, well, space travel.
She attended Sarah Lawrence College as an undergraduate and received her BA with a concentration in Fiction Writing, then attended the phenomenal NYU Tisch Asia in Singapore, where she earned her MFA in Dramatic Writing. And finally, finally learned how to use chopsticks.
After grad school, she returned to NYC where she worked in film and television development, wrote pilots and feature-length screenplays, and two short films for fellow Tisch Asia alumnae which are currently in post-production. Christine has also had a comic published in the Harvey-nominated anthology Womanthology: Space! distributed by IDW Publishing.
In 2021, Christine moved to Copenhagen and took a position as a narrative designer at a mobile video game company. In 2023, she moved to a AAA studio in Malmö, Sweden, and is working as a senior writer on an unannounced project. She's also getting very serious about knitting socks.
As always, wherever she is, she finds herself looking up. And not just because she's short.
Christine's novels are represented by Sara Megibow of KT Literary.
She attended Sarah Lawrence College as an undergraduate and received her BA with a concentration in Fiction Writing, then attended the phenomenal NYU Tisch Asia in Singapore, where she earned her MFA in Dramatic Writing. And finally, finally learned how to use chopsticks.
After grad school, she returned to NYC where she worked in film and television development, wrote pilots and feature-length screenplays, and two short films for fellow Tisch Asia alumnae which are currently in post-production. Christine has also had a comic published in the Harvey-nominated anthology Womanthology: Space! distributed by IDW Publishing.
In 2021, Christine moved to Copenhagen and took a position as a narrative designer at a mobile video game company. In 2023, she moved to a AAA studio in Malmö, Sweden, and is working as a senior writer on an unannounced project. She's also getting very serious about knitting socks.
As always, wherever she is, she finds herself looking up. And not just because she's short.
Christine's novels are represented by Sara Megibow of KT Literary.
