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W.D. Foster-Graham is a native of Minneapolis, Minnesota. He received a B.A. in psychology from Luther College, with a minor in Black studies. He is an original member of the 3-time Grammy Award-winning ensemble, Sounds of Blackness. He has been recognized by the International Society of Poets as one of its "Best New Poets of 2003."
A 5-time published author, his passion for writing was inspired by his father, who read voraciously. His tastes in writing run to historical fiction, family sagas, and romance, seasoned with his own brand of African-American flavor-at the end of the day, it's all about the love. He shamelessly admits to a love of romance novels, whodunits, and classic movies of old Hollywood. He also received inspiration from the late novelist E. Lynn Harris, who believed that an author should write the novels he/she wants to read.
Retired from the field of teaching, he loves travel on the open road and time with his husband and son when not in writer's mode.
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