Catherine Day (first name Lorin), is a sophomore creative writer at NESA. She is also a dancer, actor, and director, and her work has been featured in museum exhibitions, on live radio and at literary festivals. Catherine aims to use her artistic education to tell stories that focus on connection and community. Her work is inspired by Jonathan Stroud, Emily M. Danforth, Holly Black, and Soman Chainani, who are some of her favorite authors. In her spare time, you can find her reading, watching cartoons, or spending time with her cat, Ginó.