
Christine Gabriélle grew up in Florida. A graduate of the University of Central Florida, she has a Bachelor’s in English Literature and an MLIS from Florida State University. Christine’s voice is deeply shaped by her experiences. Once fearful of being too loud and being misunderstood, she is learning to expand her voice and her reach while rejecting the notion that she must shrink herself to be tolerable. When she isn’t immersed in words, she’s taking her job as a plant mom very seriously.
Published Books

Christine Gabriélle’s essays cover experiences from childhood and adulthood that shaped her as a person. She reflects on dropping her baby cousin in a pool, visiting a plantation, the lives of her Haitian and African-American grandmothers, and then leads the reader through the experience of her uncertain mental health during a global pandemic. Her stories tell of love, friendship, supernatural punishment, creating community, and why we remember the past.
Published Stories

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