Caspian Flint is an Iranian-American writer from California based in London. She has master’s in Creative Writing from the University of Oxford and a MLitt from University of St. Andrews in Prose. Caspian was formerly the Fiction Editor at the Oxford Review of Books and is currently the Founder and Editor of the forthcoming Yearbook, an annual anthology of literary writing reflecting back on the global socio-political events of the year. 

Beyond her work, she writes stories and essay’s about unconventional people who are forced to confront their psychological and spiritual complexities. At the moment she working concurrently on her debut novel Fifteen Circles and a collection of short stories entitled People Talk Like Thats America. Her stories and poems have appeared in journals online and in print including Logue [Yellow], Surfaces, Forever Mag, and the ORB. Caspian is also a portrait artist on the side. 

for inquiries: caspianalaviflint@gmail.com