Diana Pharaoh Francis is a USA Today bestselling author, known for her popular fantasy series. She grew up on a cattle ranch in Northern California, where she learned to ride horses and developed a love for books. After high school, she attended several colleges, eventually earning a BA, MA, and Ph.D. in creative writing and literature. She now teaches at the University of Montana-Western and is a dedicated writer.
Pharaoh Francis has a fascination for the Victorians, weather, geology, horses, plants, and mythology. She has written several successful fantasy series, including The Path trilogy, the Crosspointe Chronicles, the Horngate Witches series, and the Diamond City Magic books. Her writing is known for its intricate plotlines, well-developed characters, and immersive worlds. She has been nominated for several awards, including the Mary Roberts Rinehart Award and the RT Best Urban Fantasy Heroine.
In addition to her love of writing, Pharaoh Francis enjoys spicy food, chocolate, and cheesecake. She has an odd sense of humor and is proud of her British heritage, as evidenced by her unique last name. She is also a fan of corgis, sparkly things, yarn, crochet, and knitting. She dresses almost entirely in Woot tee-shirts and is active on social media, with a presence on Facebook and Twitter. She also maintains a website, where readers can find more information about her and her books.