Dianna Graveman holds an MFA degree in writing and a bachelor's degree in education. A former magazine and book editor for an international publishing company, Graveman has also developed training and communications materials for three Fortune 500 companies headquartered in St. Louis and, for two years, taught graduate writing students in an accredited university MFA program. She has written for CBS-St. Louis, The American Land Surveyor Magazine, Suburban Journals, St. Anthony Messenger, Teachers of Vision Magazine, Kansas City Voices, Gold Dust Magazine (UK), and many other publications, and has coauthored four regional histories. Graveman is also an editor for Author Solutions and all of its partners/imprints and a reviewer for Kirkus Indie Book Reviews. She provides small business communications and editorial services through her company, 2 Rivers Communications & Design. Alone or with her coauthor, Graveman has appeared on radio and local television and has presented at museums, schools, libraries, writing organizations, the State Historical Society of Missouri, and the Office of Missouri’s Secretary of State.

Christmas Miracles (St. Martin's Press, 2009), Cuivre River Anthology IV (High Hill Press, 2009), Cuivre River Anthology III (AWOC.COM Publishing, 2007), Letters to My Mother (Adams Media, 2007), Teacher Miracles (Adams Media, 2007), Chicken Soup for the Shopper's Soul (Health Communications Inc., 2006), Cuivre River II (AWOC.COM Publishing, 2006), Cup of Comfort for Grandparents (Adams Media, 2006), Letters to My Teacher (Adams Media, 2006), The Kid Turned Out Fine (Adams Media, 2006)

Gold Dust, Kansas City Voices, Mid Rivers Review