Darlene Barry QuaifeWith both a BA (honours) and a MA in English, Darlene has more than thirty years' experience as a writer, journalist, and university professor of creative writing and literature. She is also a visual artist and has an interest in archaeology, prehistric cave art, and paleontology. Along with writing, she enjoys hiking, mountain climbing, skiing, snowshoeing, going to art galleries and farmers' markets, and participating in the theatre, as a playwright, actor, or audience member.
Her other books include Bone Bird (Turnstone Press, 1989), Days and Nights on the Amazon (Turnstone Press, 1994), Death Writes: A Curious Notebook (Arsenal Pulp Press, 1997), Polar Circus (Ravenstone, 2001, as D. A. Barry), and Wildnis (FriesenPress, 2015).
She currently resides in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains with her partner and dog, as well as deer, bear and cougar to name but a few of the mountain dwellers. Read More Read Less
