DDale writes stories about lesbians over 60 who are still raising hell and living out loud. She imagines this will not win her a spot on The New York Times Best Seller List.
In past lives she’s been a copywriter, graphic designer, musician, karate student, and artist. She’s survived 12 years of Catholic school and an Italian grandmother. If there’s a heaven, she has certainly prequalified. Coming out in the mid-70s molded her into a lifelong lesbian feminist with a penchant for flannel shirts and womyn’s music.
These days she makes her home on ten lovely acres nestled in the rolling hills of central Pennsylvania that she and her wife share with two rotten cats, a small flock of spoiled hens, and a herd of white-tailed deer hell-bent on devouring the landscaping.
When she’s not writing she gets into trouble by working on projects better suited to a much younger version of herself.
She loves good books, good coffee, and watching the fireflies on warm summer nights.