Writer and editor Julie Riddle is the author of the memoir The Solace of Stones: Finding a Way through Wilderness  (University of Nebraska Press). Her essay “Shadow Animals” appeared in The Georgia Review. The essay received a Pushcart Prize Special Mention; was nominated for a National Magazine Award; and appears in the anthology This Impermanent Earth (University of Georgia Press). Her essay “If Swans Could Speak” appears in New England Review. She is a nonfiction editor for Wandering Aengus Press. She works as senior development writer at Whitworth University and is editor of Whitworth Today magazine.

A case study and interview about her nonfiction editing experience and expertise appear in Invisible Art: A Field Guide to Literary Editing (Bloomsbury Academic). A freelance editor, she offers line editing, copy editing, and proofreading services.