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Diane E. Dees is a
psychotherapist and writer in Covington, Louisiana. Her short stories,
poems, creative nonfiction, essays, and political commentary have
appeared in many publications. Diane and her husband, Orvin Tobiason,
are the webmasters of princesscafe.com, the world's only
virtual rock and roll restaurant. Diane has poetry recently published
or forthcoming in Manorborn, Slow
Trains, Moondance, Hazmat Review, Mobius, and Out of Line. She has fiction
forthcoming in The Raven Chronicles,
Pebble Lake Review, Bikwil, and
The Louisiana Review. You can read Diane's blog at dedspace.blogspot.com. Diane E. Dees is the August - October 2004 Spillway Review Poet in Residence. Diane E. Dees has written extensively about film. Her essays
include "Enormous
Jabs of Pleasure" in Bikwil, "My Janeless Decade"
in Boomer Cafe, and "Fasten Your Seatbelts:
It's Going To Be a Bumpy List" in Eclectica. Short
stories include: "Hollywood
Night" in The Moonwort Review, "She
Was Born To Please" in The MAG, "It's Better Than
Ever" in New Works Review , and "Between Destinations"
in Pindeldyboz. She has also written film-related poetry: "Two
for Hepburn, In Memoriam" in Slow Trains and "For Rita
Hayworth" in Moondance. "When I Sailed With the Queen," a
short story in which Bette Davis is a character, will be published in
an upcoming issue of The Raven Chronicles. Diane has also
written a sestina about the career of Bette Davis, and a
poem about the Kill Bill films.
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