Donna Koros Stramella

Donna Koros Stramella is a Maryland-based writer who holds an MFA in Creative Writing from the University of Tampa. She is a previous award-winning journalist and video screenwriter and producer. Her novel, Coffee Killed My Mother, tells the story of a revealing mother-daughter road trip. Her second novel, Among the Bones, is "a compelling murder mystery with a community of exiles living in a cemetery who have found their own strange redemption.”--Carol LaHines, author of Someday Everything Will All Make Sense and The Vixen Amber Halloway

Donna was also featured in an anthology, Distant Flickers: Stories of Identify and Loss. When not writing, she enjoys hiking, pickleball, travel, and live music—especially one of her husband’s bands.

Donna's Books

"Among the Bones" is a compelling murder mystery, a subtle comedy involving a cast of unforgettable characters, a meditation on profound loss and its long-tail effects, a story about a community of exiles living in a cemetery who have found their own strange redemption. "Coffee Killed My Mother" is a wonderfully written tale about a mother-daughter journey.