Suzey Ingold

Suzey Ingold | Writing Portfolio Fiction A Thousand Shores – under consideration with agents Speakeasy (2016) Interlude Press During the height of the Prohibition era recent Yale graduate Heath Johnson falls for Art, the proprietor of a unique speakeasy tucked away beneath the streets of Manhattan where men are free to explore their sexuality. When Art’s sanctuary is raided, Heath is forced to choose between love and the structured life his parents planned for him. "Ingold writes both collegial masculinity and the generation gap well, and her text is peppered with just enough period slang to give flavor without feeling contrived." (via Publisher's Weekly) The Willow Weeps for Us, Summer Love Anthology (2015) Interlude Press At the dawn of World War II, Jack, the young son of a grocer, falls for a charming piano teacher. (Duet Books) "Suzey Ingold's "The Willow Weeps for Us," about two English young men who fall in love on the brink of WWII, is a particularly tender tale with many dreamy scenes." (via Publisher's Weekly) Non-Fiction maggie (contributor, Feb 2020 - ) PUBLIC HEALTH, BUT MAKE IT FASHION – Suzey Ingold discusses the rise of the stylish mask, the political statement of not wearing one, and the ethics behind companies production of them. BEAUTY BOSSES – The beauty industry has shown some serious growth in the last 30 years. Suzey Ingold dives into the $532 billion industry. F Word - Ink AN OPEN LETTER TO THE MEN THAT FRIGHTEN ME – Short piece included as part of Issue 2 of 404 Ink's literary magazine. Lifespans & Styles (2016) University of Edinburgh GOIN’ HOME: THE ROLE OF VOWEL RAISING IN INDEXING AN ETHNIC IDENTITY – Academic paper included as part of Vol 3 No 1 of Lifespans & Styles journal. suzeysays.com