Taylor Marsh

Taylor Marsh is a thriller author who tinkers beyond the veil. Taylor’s 2019 thriller MAY BE FATAL was called one of the “Buzziest Books of February” by New In Books, broke through and hit Amazon’s top 100 paid in three categories. Fair warning, Taylor’s women characters tread where safe spaces are hard to find. Her thrillers can be found near Sarah A. Denzil… Willow Rose… Marsh was on Broadway — after the B.F.A., commercials, and Miss America pageant thing — and before she was the Relationship Consultant for LA WEEKLY, then the nation’s top alternative newsweekly. Wrote and produced her one-woman show, “Weeping for J.F.K.,” and dipped into talk radio. The author of two traditionally published non-fiction books, Taylor turned to thrillers in 2016. Her past in politics: Profiled in The Washington Post and The New Republic for her coverage of Hillary Clinton during the 2008 Democratic primary season. Interviewed by The New York Times, The Los Angeles Time, New York Daily News, BBC, CNN, MSNBC, Al Jazeera Media Network, and C-SPAN’s Washington Journal, among other outlets. Early contributor to The Huffington Post (2006), opinion writer (Washington, D.C.’s The Hill, as well as for U.S. News & World Report) … Zócalo Public Square in Los Angeles, among others.