Rainn Wilson may have met Holiday Reinhorn in an acting class, but she went on to become a fiction writer focusing on short stories. Reinhorn first got the writing bug after reading "Helter Skelter" by Vincent Bugliosi and Curt Gentry while still in high school. According to The Short Story Project, she got her master's degree at the Iowa Writers' Workshop and published her first book, "Big Cats," in 2005. Reinhorn's short stories have also been published in several literary magazines, such as "Ploughshares" and "Gulf Coast."

Reinhorn also has producer and screenwriter on her list of accomplishments. She wrote and co-produced "Last Seen" in 2002 and wrote the screenplay for "Push" in 2017. Wilson and Reinhorn use their talents to help each other in their respective careers. In 2006, the actor revealed to The Seattle Times, "I edit all her stories. She helps me on all of my auditions. We have a very collaborative relationship. I'm a good actor and OK writer, and she's an OK actor and good writer." Writing is not Reinhorn's only passion, as she also spends her time helping others through her and Wilson's foundation.

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