Alex Luceli Jiménez (she/her) is a queer Mexican writer and school counselor based in Santa Clara County's West Valley. Her fiction, poetry, and creative non-fiction have appeared Berkeley Fiction Review, The Daily Californian, Lunch Ticket, Prismatica Magazine, Ram Eye Press, Tales From Between, Barren Magazine, Tiny Frights, A Thin Slice of Anxiety, Southwest Review, Fish Barrel Review, Moonflowers & Nightshade: An Anthology of Sapphic Horror, Scissor Sisters: An Anthology of Sapphic Villains, and Ghoulish Tales. She is the author of the self-published poetry collection THIS RAMBLING HEART. Currently, she is querying a queer supernatural horror novel in the tradition of CARRIE. She was born and raised in southern California, and can almost certainly be found listening to Lana Del Rey, Lorde, or Phoebe Bridgers while writing and daydreaming about reforming public education. In May of 2021, she graduated from UC Berkeley with a BA in comparative literature and creative writing and in May 2024 she graduated with an M.Ed and school counseling credential. She is also an affiliate member of the Horror Writers Association (HWA).

Connect with Alex on Twitter and Instagram @alexluceli and read more about her work at alexlucelijimenez.com.