Ann Kjellberg is a proficient writer, editor, and literary scholar with extensive experience spanning several decades. She earned her BA in English from Yale University and has since established herself among the premier editors of literary journalism, fiction, and poetry. Her expertise makes her a sought-after personality in both the publishing and academic worlds, allowing her to work with notable authors and institutions.

Kjellberg's reputation for excellence is well-deserved, having served as the founding editor of Book Post, a well-regarded book review, and Little Star, an independent literary magazine. She also worked as a contributing editor at the esteemed New York Review of Books and as an assistant editor at Farrar, Straus & Giroux. Her successful career path led her to become the executor and trustee of Joseph Brodsky's estate and co-founder and secretary-treasurer of the Joseph Brodsky Memorial Fellowship Fund, following the acclaimed poet's passing.

As an acclaimed writer herself, Kjellberg has published work in various literary magazines and taught as an adjunct professor at Bryn Mawr College. She has also served as a trustee of New York Quarterly Meeting, Religious Society of Friends, and is a former co-founder of the Public School Parent Advocacy Committee.