Gail Strickland

Born in Brooklyn. Raised in California. Passionate about writing and music and the way people are the heartbeat between the two. While studying the classics in college, I translated much of Homer’s ILIAD and ODYSSEY and DELPHIC PROPHECIES by Herodotus. Living on the Greek islands after college, I discovered a love of myth, the wine-dark sea and retsina. My fiction has been recognized by THE BALTIMORE REVIEW and WRITER’S DIGEST. I also published stories and poems in Travelers’ Tales anthologies and the San Francisco Writer’s anthology. My poetry and photography were published in a collection called CLUTTER. I recently completed my first novel, NIGHT OF PAN, a mythic journey of a young Oracle in ancient Greece who was the only one who could save the cradle of democracy from the largest invasion the world had ever seen.