Cameron (Cam)  Finch is a cross-genre writer, reader, editor, creative, lover of trees, and community organizer living in Ann Arbor. Cam received a BA in English Literature at the University of Michigan and an MFA in Writing & Publishing at Vermont College of Fine Arts. Cam’s creative work has appeared or is forthcoming from Tiny Molecules, Menacing Hedge, Windmill, Entropy, Glass, Queen Mob’s Teahouse, Hayden’s Ferry Review, among others. Freelance interviews, reviews, and articles can be found in Poets & Writers, Michigan Quarterly Review, The Rumpus, The Adroit Journal, Electric Literature, CRAFT Literary, The Common, Fiction Writers Review, Heavy Feather Review, BUST, and elsewhere.

Cam has worked with the editorial and marketing teams of various presses and literary journals, including McSweeney’s, Dzanc Books, Rizzoli New York, Archipelago Books, Isele Magazine, Hunger Mountain, Mount Island, and Midwestern Gothic, and works with authors on their novels, memoirs, poetry collections, and children’s books from early developmental editing to getting the final product stocked on bookshelves and in readers’ hands.

Cam is the founder and lead organizer of PoetTreeTown, a monthlong celebration of April Poetry Month and a free public installation of original poems by community writers in Ann Arbor and Ypsilanti, Michigan — now in its third year.

Current projects include a queer novella featuring magical oil spills, a speculative historical novel involving sentient bombs and Butoh dance, a manuscript of surreal poetic instructions about body dysmorphia and decay,  a series of vignettes about a body farm, and something not-quite-story-shaped involving skin.