Cheyenne Mann
Cheyenne Mann is a writer and artist from Iowa. Their work explores isolation, consciousness, grief, and all manners of love through the visceral lens of existing in a body.
They are a two-time winner of the Iowa Chapbook Prize (2021, 2022), the recipient of the 2025 Robert Coover Prize in Fiction, and a semi-finalist in the 2025 Writers of the Future Contest. Their work appears or is forthcoming in Gulf Coast, Chestnut Review, and Cosmic Horror Monthly, among others.
When they’re not napping with their cat, Fig, they can be found getting knocked over by waves at the beach, or getting knocked over by their teammates at rugby practice.
Cheyenne has a BA with honors in English and Creative Writing (publishing track) and a minor in Chemistry from the University of Iowa. Cheyenne currently lives in Providence, RI, where they are an MFA candidate in fiction at Brown University.