Stephanie Gangi lives and works in New York City. She was born in Brooklyn, raised on Long Island, attended the State University of New York at Buffalo, and raised her own kids in Tribeca, Rockland County and on the Upper West Side.
Gangis first publishing credit, many years ago, was a childrens book, Lumpy: A BaseballFable, co-written with pitching great (and New York Met) Tug McGraw. She ghostwrote a tell-all about Liberace in 1984 but left the only copy in a taxicab. She has written jacket copy, pitch letters, business plans, speeches, mortgage checks, absence excuse notes, letters to editors, hundreds of poems, dozens of story starts, dating profiles, countless email, texts, sexts and random tweets. She once chalked a love note on the wall of a Paris alley in the rain.Her poem, Four, was a 2014 award winner and appears in the anthology for The Hippocrates Society of Poetry and Medicine. The poem Talking to My Dead Mother About Dogs appeared in the Fall 2015 issue of the New Ohio Review.
The Next is her debut.
Gangis first publishing credit, many years ago, was a childrens book, Lumpy: A BaseballFable, co-written with pitching great (and New York Met) Tug McGraw. She ghostwrote a tell-all about Liberace in 1984 but left the only copy in a taxicab. She has written jacket copy, pitch letters, business plans, speeches, mortgage checks, absence excuse notes, letters to editors, hundreds of poems, dozens of story starts, dating profiles, countless email, texts, sexts and random tweets. She once chalked a love note on the wall of a Paris alley in the rain.Her poem, Four, was a 2014 award winner and appears in the anthology for The Hippocrates Society of Poetry and Medicine. The poem Talking to My Dead Mother About Dogs appeared in the Fall 2015 issue of the New Ohio Review.
The Next is her debut.
Genres: Literary Fiction
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