Connor Coyne is a writer living and working in Flint, Michigan. 

He is author of two novels -- Hungry Rats and Shattering Glass -- as well as Atlas, a collection of short stories.  His essay "Bathtime" is included in the Picador anthology Voices of the Rust Belt, and his work has been published in Vox.com, Belt Magazine, the Santa Clara Review, and elsewhere.

Connor represented Flint's 7th Ward as its artist-in-residence for the National Endowment for the Arts' Our Town grant, through which artists engaged ward residents to produce creative work in service of the City of Flint Master Plan.
Today, Connor lives with his wife, two daughters, and an adopted rabbit in Flint's College Cultural Neighborhood, less than a mile from the house where he grew up.