Dr. Ravynn K. Stringfield is a writer based in Virginia.
“I am deliberate and afraid of nothing.”
-Audre Lorde
About
Dr. Ravynn K. Stringfield is an author, editor and artist based in Virginia.
She is the author of the young adult novels Love in 280 Characters or Less (Feiwel & Friends, 2025) and Love Requires Chocolate (Joy Revolution, 2024). Her book length fiction is represented by Leah Pierre of Ladderbird Agency. For more about Ravynn’s books, click here.
Her writing practice also includes scholarship, blogging, crafting essays and short stories. Ravynn’s scholarly work (articles, short pieces and reviews) has appeared in Digital Humanities Quarterly, Alternative Histories of the Digital Humanities and INKS: The Journal of the Comics Studies Society. Her freelance writing has appeared in ZORA, Shondaland, Greatist and Catapult. She was a columnist at Catapult, writing the column “Superhero Girlfriends Anonymous,“ from 2021-2022 and penned a column for University of Texas at Austin’s Department of Radio-Television-Film’s FLOW Journal from 2021-2022. Ravynn’s short fiction has appeared in midnight & indigo‘s speculative fiction special issue. She wrote the weekly blog, Black Girl Does Grad School, from 2016-2022, and now blogs at Reign of Ravynn on Substack.
Currently, Ravynn serves as a non-fiction editor for midnight & indigo, a magazine and publishing company dedicated to amplifying the voices of Black women. For more information about the magazine, click here, and for more about her editorial work and how to contact her, click here.
Ravynn is also a visual artist and enjoys making illustrations of Black girls being happy and their magical selves.
When she’s not writing or making art, she can be found posted up in local coffeeshops, tending her sunflowers or telling anyone who will listen all about her Lois Lane obsession.
“I was never meant to fly…”
-Eve L. Ewing, Riri Williams: Ironheart #1
Contact
For booking and general queries, please email Ravynn at ravynnkstringfield@gmail.com.
