About

Tara L. Campbell is a fiction and nonfiction writer whose work explores identity, culture, science, and the unseen systems that shape everyday life. With a professional background in technology and a lifelong curiosity about how people survive and connect, she writes stories and essays that illuminate overlooked ideas and misunderstood experiences.

She holds a B.A. in English Literature and Writing and an M.A. in Science Writing from Johns Hopkins University. Her nonfiction work received recognition from the Willamette Writers’ Kay Snow Writing Contest, and her fiction and essays span speculative storytelling, literary reflection, and cultural critique.

After a stretch focused on work, family, and adapting to a rapidly changing world, Tara is now rebuilding her writing practice with intention and renewed clarity. This site is part of that process as a curated archive and ongoing project to support a renewed creative rhythm.

When she’s not writing, she works as a technologist in higher education and reads widely. She lives in the Pacific Northwest with her family and a carefully managed to-be-read pile.