Judith Edna Earley
was born and raised in
Her writing credits include hundreds of magazine, newspaper,
and web-content articles published in national, regional, and
trade publications. She authored The Forest for the Trees, an
original full-length screenplay optioned for direct-to-video
production. Eight to Five, her first novel, is set in Venice, a
fictional suburb of Dayton and is based on her personal
experiences as a marching band geek in high school and college. The manuscript was a finalist in the
After unsuccessfully pitching the subject of autoimmune beauty as a magazine article for years, she decided to just write the book herself. She was diagnosed with Scleroderma in 1992.
