N Gray
author : N GrayWendelin Gray is a linguist, writer, artist and dancer. She has been a core volunteer on programming and event planning with the Silk Screen Asian Arts Organization in Pittsburgh, PA, from 2007 to 2018. In 2011, she also became a regular contributor to Pittsburgh Japanese Culture Society events. She has also written the novellas The Weary City, Kumori and the Lucky Cat, Lucky Cat and the Snow Maiden's Vengeance, and Magic Hair and the novels The Vulpecula Cycle, The Haunting at Ice Pine Peak, and Sohyeon After Midnight. Her horror novel, The Haunting at Ice Pine Peak won the 2016 Moonbeam Children’s Book Award Bronze Level for Young Adult Fiction E-book and earned the 2018 Story Monsters Approved Seal in the Tween Category. \n\nIn 2017, she founded the Korean cultural education project, The Enlightened Rabbit Scholastic Society, and published Lady Xiansa’s Guide to Beginning Korean. She blogs about East Asian language and literature at http://icepinepalace.wordpress.com and https://sunrisesintheeast.wordpress.com/. \n
author : N GrayWendelin Gray is a linguist, writer, artist and dancer. She has been a core volunteer on programming and event planning with the Silk Screen Asian Arts Organization in Pittsburgh, PA, from 2007 to 2018. In 2011, she also became a regular contributor to Pittsburgh Japanese Culture Society events. She has also written the novellas The Weary City, Kumori and the Lucky Cat, Lucky Cat and the Snow Maiden's Vengeance, and Magic Hair and the novels The Vulpecula Cycle, The Haunting at Ice Pine Peak, and Sohyeon After Midnight. Her horror novel, The Haunting at Ice Pine Peak won the 2016 Moonbeam Children’s Book Award Bronze Level for Young Adult Fiction E-book and earned the 2018 Story Monsters Approved Seal in the Tween Category. \n\nIn 2017, she founded the Korean cultural education project, The Enlightened Rabbit Scholastic Society, and published Lady Xiansa’s Guide to Beginning Korean. She blogs about East Asian language and literature at http://icepinepalace.wordpress.com and https://sunrisesintheeast.wordpress.com/. \n