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Donna-Marie L. Crocker began writing fiction when she was eleven years old, but did not become published until she was in her late thirties. An avid reader who often rereads classical literature, she became an elementary school teacher in order to pass her love of reading and writing on to others. She holds a BS degree from Troy University and a MS degree from Auburn University, both in Early Childhood Education.
Inspired by her life in a tiny southern town, Donna-Marie captures the disappearing pastimes of dying generations. Based on real-life experiences and tall-tales told by her family members, her writings are completely fictional. Her descriptive narratives are designed to transport the reader both in time and place, while sparking memories of universal appeal. She is currently writing two more sequences of short stories.
Donna-Marie’s fiction can also be found at Crocker’s Grocery, Forest Home, The Pineapple, Greenville, Priester’s Pecans, Fort Deposit, Just Julies Coffee Shop, Greenville, and The Smokehouse, Greenville. She is also a contributing writer for the Sport’s Scene, Greenville.
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