Julie Tuttle Davis writes compelling speculative fiction that mixes genres, twists tropes, and draws inspiration from her lifelong fascination with the intersection of science, technology, and history. Her fictional stories are infused with a passion for researching real-world mysteries and a sense of wonder honed by unique midwestern experiences.
Beyond her creative writing endeavors, Julie is employed full-time as the Director of External Affairs at the Indiana Academy for Science, Mathematics, and Humanities (academy.bsu.edu), where she serves as Chief Marketing Officer. Her professional background in higher education communications and her work with the Academy also naturally inform the themes and technical accuracy in her speculative writing.
A dedicated advocate for the writing community, Julie has served as the President of the non-profit Board of Directors for the Midwest Writers Workshop since 2019.
Julie's connections to real-world space exploration has been a significant influence; she was invited by NASA to serve as a citizen journalist for the final space shuttle launch (STS-135) and has covered numerous subsequent NASA events and launches, including occasional visits to SpaceX facilities.
Even though she is a lifelong Hoosier and proud introvert, Julie is also an enthusiastic traveler and returns home from her adventurers eager to write about them.
