Daniel DiFranco lives in Philadelphia. He teaches high school English and music. He plays in a band. He likes short, clear sentences. He often throws in a longer clause to balance out the rhythm of a paragraph.
He graduated from Temple University with a BS in English Education, and Arcadia University with an MFA in Creative Writing. He loves to travel, and learned the hard way that there is no peanut butter in Europe. In a former life he studied guitar and music performance until he realized the real money is in teaching and writing. Sometimes he writes about music. He doesn't play music about writing, though. That would be boring.
His work has appeared in Smokelong Quarterly, Monkeybicycle, LitroNY, Drunk Monkeys, and other fine publications. He is 1/3 of the podcast book.record.beer, a podcast of writer-musicians who talk art and cut a track.
Playing in Those People helps quell the loudness left over from writing.
He graduated from Temple University with a BS in English Education, and Arcadia University with an MFA in Creative Writing. He loves to travel, and learned the hard way that there is no peanut butter in Europe. In a former life he studied guitar and music performance until he realized the real money is in teaching and writing. Sometimes he writes about music. He doesn't play music about writing, though. That would be boring.
His work has appeared in Smokelong Quarterly, Monkeybicycle, LitroNY, Drunk Monkeys, and other fine publications. He is 1/3 of the podcast book.record.beer, a podcast of writer-musicians who talk art and cut a track.
Playing in Those People helps quell the loudness left over from writing.
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