Emily Zipps is the author of Alice Rue Evades the Truth and a disability advocate. She is passionate about telling creative queer stories about women falling in love with each other and their ensuing hijinks. Zipps works in higher education, watches too many women's sports, and lives in New Mexico with her wife and dog.
Praise for Alice Rue Evades the Truth:
"Nostalgic and witty… A swoony, tender delight."-Ashley Herring Blake, author of Delilah Green Doesn't Care
"Vibrant, voice-y, tender, genuinely funny, and bursting with all the imperfect charm of a real, hopeful love."-Casey McQuiston, #1 New York Times bestselling author of The Pairing
"Funny, gentle, and incredibly sincere… a beautiful examination of what it means to fall in love not with the idea of a person but the full reality of them."-KT Hoffman, author of The Prospects
"Zipps puts a fresh, queer spin on a classic rom-com."-Publishers Weekly
"perfect for readers looking for a sapphic romance with rom-com charm."-Library Journal