Julie Davis is a creative writer with a strong focus on the fantasy genre, as well as an editor/proofreader with extensive experience editing transcripts, articles, short stories, and more. She graduated as valedictorian with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Creative Writing for Entertainment at Full Sail University, and she is currently pursuing her Master of Science in Entertainment Business.

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She has worked as an English Editor for SCRIPTS Asia since April 2020, and she most recently began working as a Veterinary Assistant at Banfield Pet Hospital. Her editing role requires excellent knowledge of grammar, strict adherence to company-provided style guides, and strong attention to detail. Rigid deadlines are also expected to be met, necessitating proper time management and quick project turnaround. Her vet assistant role requires active listening, critical thinking, and the ability to follow detailed directions.

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She also has a number of writing credits. In 2021, she edited the script for a short film titled, "A. S.imple D.ate," which is available for viewing on YouTube, and her short story, "Coordinates: Unknown," was published on the Vocal.media site. Three articles that she wrote were published on Furzly.com, and while working as a contributing writer for the Jacksonviller Magazine, two of her articles were published on the Jacksonviller Magazine website. In 2018, she self-published an eBook compilation of short stories titled Ghosts and Daemons and Cultists, Oh My!, and her flash fiction piece, “The Rift,” was published in the July 2018 print edition of the Scarlet Leaf Review.

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Though she prefers to write high fantasy, she has dabbled in other genres and is gradually taking a liking to writing horror/suspense. She also has experience with a variety of writing formats, including film and TV scripts, comic scripts, video game cutscenes, interactive text adventure games, commercial scripts, and more. One of her favorite pastimes is observing and naming the birds that visit her backyard. She currently resides in North Carolina with her husband, three dogs, and four cats.

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View her inspirations here.