Deborah L. Davitt

Deborah Davitt was born at an Army hospital in Washington state, but spent the first twenty-two years of her life in Reno, Nevada, where she earned her BA in English. In 1999, she received an MA in English from Penn State, where she taught rhetoric and composition. Since then, she's worked as a technical writer in fields as diverse as nuclear submarines, NASA, and computer manufacturing.

She's been fortunate to have her poetry published in Star*Line, Blue Monday Review's Storytime Challenge, Dreams & Nightmares, Silver Blade, Eye to the Telescope, Poetry Quarterly, The Tanka Journal, Inwood, Indiana, and other venues. A short-story of hers, ""The Cenotaph,"" appeared in Intergalactic Medicine Show in Sept. 2016. She's also known for her Edda-Earth series, including The Valkyrie, The Goddess Denied, The Goddess Embraced, and the newest entry in that universe, Ave, Caesarion.

She currently lives in Houston, Texas, with her husband and son.