Nicole Chin’s short stories have been published in the Queen’s University Undergraduate Review and the anthology Lake Effect 6. In 2012, she was the recipient of the Helen Richards Campbell Memorial Award, and in 2013, “Shooting the Bitch” received the McIllquham Foundation Prize for best original short story. Recently, one of her stories was longlisted for the House of Anansi Broken Social Scene Short Story Contest. She is a graduate of Queen’s University where she studied under Canadian poet Carolyn Smart. She is currently a student of the MFA in Creative Writing program at University of Guelph.