A graduate of Wittenberg and Harvard, Diane Croft has spent most of her career as a publisher at National Braille Press, a nonprofit braille printing and publishing house in Boston. She has edited and published dozens of books, including the award-winning biography Louis Braille: A Touch of Genius, now available in seven languages. Her most recent book The Unseen Partner: Love & Longing in the Unconscious has garnered four book prizes: 2016 Nautilus Book Award, 60th New England Book Show Award, 2016-2017 Reader Views Literary Book Award, and a 2017 Next Generation Indie Book Award. One of her poems Birdsong was selected to be inscribed on a rock in Edmands Park, and another poem Flight will appear on a sidewalk, visible only when it rains, on The Street. She currently lives in a Victorian farmhouse in Boston with her family.
