Cat Crenshaw

Cat Crenshaw writes like silence has a memory.

A native New Yorker now rooted in the West; She tells stories for the ones who crave escape-who want to live inside the silence and stay awhile. Crenshaw's debut novel, Bird's Nest, blends emotinal grit, slow-burn tension, cinematic pacing, and a curated playlist into a story that lingers long after the last page.

Happily married, fiercely grounded, and often side-eyed by her adorable Yorkie, Ciya-who runs the house and has a fan club of her own-Cat works hard, loves harder, and shows up for her real life: soft-spoken, sharp-minded, and always one lyric away from her next world.

Her creations dance where censorship starts breathing heavy-just close enough to the line to feel it tremble.

She gives a place to disappear, reflect, and resurface.

Built for readers who crave depth, dialogue, and drama-with a pulse. Her characters naturally dance on the edge-layered, sometimes sensual, always unapologetically human.

Her words come from the quiet, where survival gets soft and power gets personal. Her work lives somewhere between vulnerability and vengeance-built for readers who crave depth, dialogue, and drama with a pulse.

This isn't the beginning. It's the rollout. The cold-blooded shelf is already stocked.

And if you understand what she's doing, she's open to representation.

Follow her journey at @author_mrs_crenshaw