Lorna Drew graduated with Honours in English in 1982 and, after earning her PhD at UNB, taught part-time in the English Department at St. Thomas University for several years. Her publications include poetry, short stories, scholarly articles, and reviews. In 1987, she founded the Fredericton Raging Grannies. With her husband, Leo Ferrari, she wrote Different Minds: Living with Alzheimer Disease (Goose Lane, 2005). Currently she is a photocollage artist with a studio in the Charlotte Street Arts Centre in Fredericton.