Anne grew up in Southern California, graduated with a degree in History from U.C. Berkeley, moved to Colorado for a M.A. in History, then to Seattle for her MLS. She also has a diploma in Irish Studies from the National University of Ireland in Galway. Anne's first novel, A Short Time in Luxembourg (Gardenia Press) was published in 2004. Her short stories have appeared in the Belletriste Review, Blue Earth Review, Matter: A Journal of Art and Literature, WOW Anthology, Dublin Quarterly Review,and most recently, False Faces: RMFW 2018 Anthology. "That Donnelly Crowd" which appeared in False Faces is included in 2019 Best American Mystery Stories.
Anne is an adult services librarian at Poudre River Public Library, working with job seekers and career exploration. Her nonfiction includes Foreign Investment in the American and Canadian West 1870-1914. She particularly enjoys researching and reading the 19th writer, Maria Edgeworth; collecting and selling 19th century British travel books; and traveling herself. Anne and her husband live and work in Colorado.
Anne is an adult services librarian at Poudre River Public Library, working with job seekers and career exploration. Her nonfiction includes Foreign Investment in the American and Canadian West 1870-1914. She particularly enjoys researching and reading the 19th writer, Maria Edgeworth; collecting and selling 19th century British travel books; and traveling herself. Anne and her husband live and work in Colorado.