about teresa

Teresa Difalco is a freelance writer and editor in Portland, Oregon. She has a small dog and two kids. Her work has appeared in the New York Times, the Oregonian, the McMinnville News-Register, Willamette Week and Salem Monthly, among other places. She is a regular contributor to Parents’ Choice Foundation where she writes about children and learning and also reviews products. She is also a contributor to Vancouver Family Magazine where she mostly writes about movies.

Her first novel – Crane Flies and Other Domestic Terrors – is a dark comedy about a suburban marriage in decline, and represented by the Inkwell Management Agency in New York.

She is an excellent speller, a menace at badminton and plays one Mozart sonata half-well.

Email her, here.
 
Follow her on Twitter, here; on Open Salon, here, and Facebook, here.
  
View samples of her writing here; ask her to write for you, here.

(Subscribe to “The Human Comedy,” her email letter, here.)