Elena Greyrock writes satire about work, ambition, and staying human in the AI economy. Her fiction lives where the org chart meets the absurd: performance reviews, personal brands, and all-hands meetings about the AI that will eliminate all-hands meetings. Ensemble casts, sharp humor, warm center.
She is the author of Six Feet Apart: Love in Quarantine, a satirical novel from The Luna James Series, and her flash fiction piece Above It All was a finalist in the New Millennium Writing Awards 60. Her essays on work culture, technology, and authenticity appear on Medium, including in ILLUMINATION.
Elena lives in Manchester, New Hampshire, with a family of splendid and prolific plants. When she is not writing, she is rewatching workplace comedies and calling it research. She is currently at work on new fiction set inside the AI economy, where everyone is optimizing everything except their own lives.
