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Alexandra “Ali” Saunders is an up-and-coming writer and photographer from Harvard, Massachusetts. She is currently studying English at Tulane University in New Orleans. Her work varies but is mostly focused on what she believes to be most important: empathy and love. Saunders work spans from poems to beautiful film images, op-eds, children's stories, compositions, and more. She adores capturing the world through film photography, especially her beautiful home in Massachusetts, where she is very proud to have been born and raised. Aside from her creative work, Saunders is a Division 1 Track & Field Athlete. She loves the Boston Red Sox, Princess Diana, and being with people she loves.

Saunders has had her writing work published through many avenues, including the Concord Bridge and The Tulane Review. Her photographic work has been selected for publication in literary publications and cover images. Recently, her black and white film photographs, "Arden", and "This is Not A War Zone" were selcted for exhibitation at the Carrol Gallery in New Orleans, LA. She is the head art editor of the Tulane Review, a publication out of Tulane University. Saundersis also a gallery attendant and intern for the New Orleans Photo Alliance, a non-profit in which she works to provide to the larger New Orleans arts community. Recently she recieved the 2025 PhotoNola Portfolio Review scholorship, in which she was given the opprutunity to have her work viewed by worl renowned editors, and critics.