Christine Stoddard is an interdisciplinary creator whose literary, visual, and performance art explores folklore, history, and issues of social justice through collage processes. She often plays with language as a means of understanding her mixed Scottish and Latin American heritage. Indentifying first and foremost as a writer and storyteller, Christine works both individually and in community art contexts. She is a recipient of The Puffin Foundation Emerging Artist Grant, a former writer-in-residence at The Cyberpunk Apocalypse in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, a featured artist in The Southeast Review, and an AmeriCorps volunteer alumna who specialized in literacy and art education. Previously Christine has lived or studied in Northern Virginia; Grinnell, Iowa; La Rochelle, France; Glasgow, Scotland; and Guadalajara, Mexico.

Christine currently lives in Richmond, Virginia, where she runs Quail Bell Press & Productions, LLC. with her partner Kristen Rebelo. She is also the founder and editor of Quail Bell Magazine. This fall, she will be releasing her essay and photography project, Mixteco/RVA, and two anthologies of writing from Quail Bell Magazine, The Nest and Airborne (Belle Isle Books).