Cheyenne Mann is a writer and artist from Iowa. They’re a two-time winner of the Iowa Chapbook Prize (2021, 2022), a recipient of the Robert Coover Prize for Innovative Fiction (2025), the Frontier Poetry Myths and Fables Prize (2025), the Frances Mason Harris Prize (2026), the John Hawkes Prize in Fiction (2026), and a nominee for the 2026 PEN/Robert J. Dau Short Story Prize. Their work appears or is forthcoming in Gulf Coast, The Offing, Frontier Poetry, The Forge, Chestnut Review, and elsewhere. Cheyenne received their MFA from Brown University. They are likely taking a nap with their cat, Fig, at this very moment.
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