Bio-Evelyn (Eve) Hall is an author & poet, living in, Georgia. She has been writing for more than thirty-five years. She was born in Dayton, Ohio.

Her work has been featured in several magazines including, “A Poet’s Cut” “Skyline Publications” “South West Sentinel” “Purpose” & “Mature Living.”
She has won several writing awards, winning 1st-5th places.
She came in 5th place in a Boomer Woman Essay Contest with almost 400 entries. Two of her poems have been finalist for the, “Chicken Soup Series. Her poem, “Transformation” is in the anthology, “Life’s Spices from Seasoned Sistahs: A collection of life stories from Mature Women of Color and her work is featured in, “Love & Romance” a poetry anthology, 2008:www.lulu.com/content/4294242

She has self-published three poetry chapbooks and five books entitled, “Dontay’s Alphabet Book of Color” “Dontay’s Poetry Playground” “Enter Eve’s Poetic Paradise” “Enter Eve’s Musing Moments” & “Dontay’s Dog.”

She has been nominated for several awards including, “Poet of the Month” & “Poet of the Year” at: www.poetryinacup.org &“Poet of the Year” at: www.sormag.com. She has been interviewed by the African-American Children’s Writer’s & Illustrators.

She has appeared on television and was a featured guest several times on: www.artistfirst.com & kruufm.com. She has done several book readings & signings at libraries, bookstores and schools in Ohio & Atlanta.

She attended the Hurston/Wright Writer’s Workshop at Howard Univ. in 2001. Alexs Pate, the author of “Amistad” was her teacher. One of her goals is to publish over a dozen books that she has written for children. She is available for readings and book signings.