Rebecca K. Morrison is a dynamic non-fiction writer and lawyer whose work has garnered attention in prestigious publications such as The New York Times, The Washington Post, and HuffPost. With a career spanning over two decades in transportation law, Morrison transitioned to writing in 2020, following the termination of her consulting job due to the pandemic. This pivotal moment ignited her passion for storytelling, leading her to explore personal narratives and cultural themes through essays and fiction.

Morrison’s writing journey has been marked by significant achievements, including the upcoming release of her middle-grade novel, “The Blue Dress,” set to be published by Farrar, Straus and Giroux in winter 2026. The novel draws inspiration from her experiences as an Iranian immigrant, addressing themes of identity, beauty standards, and familial expectations. Her ability to weave personal history into compelling narratives has resonated with readers and critics alike, establishing her as a voice of authenticity in contemporary literature.

In addition to her novel, Morrison has published approximately 20 essays in national outlets, with one piece going viral on the Today Show, which led to her representation by notable literary agents. Her openness about the writing process, including the challenges and triumphs, has fostered a supportive community among fellow writers and readers on social media platforms.

Morrison continues to expand her literary repertoire, currently working on a memoir that delves deeper into her immigrant experience. Her commitment to storytelling and her unique perspective promise to enrich the literary landscape for years to come.