Erin Judge is a comedian, writer, loud bisexual, and good-enough mother living in Los Angeles. She co-wrote 2025's glam-gore zombie comedy film Queens of the Dead with Tina Romero. 

Erin's debut novel Vow of Celibacy – about a queer woman going #boysober, #girlsober, #theysober – won Best Fiction at the Bi Book Awards and was named a Must-Read Indie Press Book by Book Riot.

Erin also co-hosts and co-produces Romantic Comedy, the popular monthly comedy showcase at the world-famous Ripped Bodice romance bookstore in LA.  She has performed stand-up on NBC (Last Comic Standing), on Comedy Central, at lots of festivals, and on stage in more than 60 cities with the CAKE Comedy Tour. Romantic Comedy, Erin's joint album with Jenny Chalikian, was released in November 2024, and her first comedy album So Many Choices is also out on Blonde Medicine.

As a playwright, Erin wrote on Feed (Edinburgh Fringe Festival) and co-wrote the Meaning of Wife (New York Fringe Festival, 4 stars from Time Out New York). Her first screenplay, co-written with Andrea Henry, won the screenwriting competition at the Woods Hole Film Festival. Erin has written for Vanity Fair, the Advocate, and several prominent online recipe comments sections, and she's been a guest on zillions of podcasts including Parenting Is a Joke, TV Guidance Counselor, and The Dork Forest. 

Erin tells jokes and writes about queerness, open relationships, bisexuality, sexuality in general, body image, culture, family, and her life. She loves words, feelings, ideas, mysticism, humans, justice, love, friendship, art, science, and comedy. 

Erin is currently working on a fresh horror-comedy screenplay, a bisexual coming of age story, and a sports romance... although, despite her name, she is not very good at baseball.