Catwalk Institute proudly welcomes Emily Ludolph, a narrative nonfiction writer whose work explores overlooked histories and who is developing her first fiction project on female authorship, technology, and spirit mediums after World War I.
Emily Ludolph
Emily Ludolph
Emily Ludolph is a narrative nonfiction writer focused on overlooked figures and unexpected histories. Her work has appeared in The New York Times, The Atlantic, Smithsonian Magazine, and her narrative development collaborations include The Steve Jobs Archive, The Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library, and Hamilton: The Exhibition. At Catwalk, she’ll be working on her first work of fiction, exploring female authorship, emerging technologies, and spirit mediums in the aftermath of World War I.
