Author’s Biography. Diane Dean-Epps graduated from California State University at Sacramento majoring in Communication Studies with a Broadcasting concentration, as well as completing a Business Administration minor.  After a diverse and rewarding ten-year career in television broadcasting, she wended her way to a Master of Arts in English, earning several publishing credits in the process, including her master’s thesis highlighting the work of author, Langston Hughes entitled, Changing the Exchange.  Dean-Epps lives and works in northern California where she is currently at work on her latest book of poetry, Quiet Boundaries. Though she has several books in publication; Maternal Meanderings (Humor), Last Call (Humorous Mystery) and KILL-TV (Humorous Mystery) her numerous essays have appeared in a variety of periodicals, including The San Francisco Chronicle, Sacramento magazine, The Union, and The Contra Costa Times.  

Current humor columns to access:

"Jump-er Start"

http://www.theunion.com/article/20090926/OPINION/909259969/1024/NONE&parentprofile=1056

"Bah-Humbug, It's My Bah-Birthday"

http://www.theunion.com/article/20091017/OPINION/910169977/1024/NONE

"If It Pleases the Court"

http://www.theunion.com/article/20091024/OPINION/910239987/1024&ParentProfile=1053

Website:
www.dianedeanepps.com