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Hannah Schultz is a writer from Lexington, Kentucky, currently pursuing her PhD in English at the University of Kentucky, where she teaches English and Writing, Rhetoric, and Digital Studies. She has an MFA in Creative Writing from Minnesota State University, Mankato, where she was the Andreas Graduate Assistant and co-managing editor for Blue Earth Review. She received her BA in creative writing and journalism from Asbury University, during which time she served as the executive editor of The Asbury Collegian and interned at The Jessamine Journal.

Her fiction can currently be found in Porter House Review, Barely South Review, and KAIROS.

Check out Adventures in Serendipity to read blog posts about travel, hiking, Great Pyrenees ownership, and random reflections on life. On the publications page, you can find a full list of her published work.

Contact: hannahelise.schultz@gmail.com

How I currently spend my days off: hiking and trying to convince my brother to get in group photos.
Should I be reading one of the three books I have to finish this weekend? Probably. But reliving this beautiful day is a lot more fun. COVID changed nearly every single detail of our wedding, but we were still able to keep some important things the s
There’s no one else I’d rather summit mountains, sing conversations to the tune of Country Roads for hours on end, stand in the spray of waterfalls, and hike over 15 miles with. Thanks for legally binding yourself to be my adventure partn
Sometimes your honeymoon to Spain gets cancelled by a pandemic, so you take an impromptu trip to a new national park, hike up a mountain, get rained on, and see a bear cub on the trail.
7/11/20 • After a three year engagement, I sprinted down the aisle to marry my best friend on Saturday. It didn’t look the way we imagined it, but it was a perfectly messy, wonderful day in our favorite place. Thanks to @morganhimesphoto f
Same spot, today, a little over two weeks before we get married, three years ago when we got engaged, and five years ago on our first official date. Can’t tell what’s gotten better—our lives or the camera quality.