Cait Donnelly

Cáit has been writing stories since she could hold a crayon to a wall. Her first novel, Scheresade, (written as Ronit Lèvy and published in 2009 by the Wild Rose Press) started its life on an empty paper grocery bag and knocked around for years, between raising a family and following the wandering life of a grant-funded academic. Along the way, she flipped burgers, worked as a translator, a professional musician, manager of three multi-college distance learning consortia, dean of an extension campus and freelance evaluation consultant. When she’s not writing, she studies languages—Norwegian and Irish Gaelic make numbers eighteen and nineteen—and listens to Mozart and Faroese Metal.

Cáit is a member of Greater Seattle Romance Writers; Kiss of Death; Futuristic, Fantasy and Paranormal; Celtic Hearts and Hearts Through History on-line chapters.’

She’s a Firefly Browncoat, an obsessed Outlander fan, and a blue card member of the Society for Creative Anachronism. She wears her “Nerd” t-shirts with great pride and insists she isn’t really ADD—just multifaceted. (That sound you just heard was the Norns laughing.)

Cait wrangles a team of gifted techs at work, and two cats and an Alaskan Malamute at hom