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ABOUT THE BLOG AUTHOR

Diane Elayne Dees has written creative nonfiction, political essays and short fiction. For the past several years, she has concentrated on writing poetry. In addition, Diane covers the Women's Tennis Association via her blog, Women Who Serve.

Diane's poetry chapbook, Coronary Truth, is now available from Kelsay Books.

Another chapbook, I Can't Recall Exactly When I Died, is forthcoming. Diane's microchap, Beach Days, is available for download and folding at the Origami Poems Project site. Her microchap, Pandemic Times, is also available from the Origami Poems Project.

Diane is an experienced blogger. For several years, she published the political blog, The Dees Diversion, and she also blogged for the Mother Jones MoJo Blog for several years. Women Who Serve, Diane's women's professional tennis blog, has been online since 2007.

Diane lives in Covington, Louisiana, just across Lake Pontchartrain from New Orleans.

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A conversation with Paul Nelson about the PoPo Festival

Pushcart Prize nomination

Poet Randal Burd interviews me for The Poetry Cafe

Poet and editor Randal Burd reviews Coronary Truth

New Origami Poems Project microchap--Pandemic Times

Invitation to read my review of Randal Burd's chapbook, Memoirs of a Witness Tree

What people are saying about Coronary Truth

Recently published poetry