Deborah-Anne Tunney has been writing since she was a child, through the years of school, working as a communication officer and in other positions at the National Research Council. Her work has appeared in Narrative (one of these stories translated to Arabic), Missouri Review, Fiddlehead, Descant, among other publications. She lives with her husband, André, and cats in Ottawa.

"a unique creative vision" -- Isabel Huggan, author of The Elizabeth Stories

"Tunney’s prose is the kind that makes her reader sit up and take notice." – Kerry Clare, Pickle Me This

"A masterful collection of linked stories" -- The 49th Shelf

"Each story stands on its own, but woven together in one book, the stories become richer, revealing a woman's life through memories and the people who influenced her. The View From The Lane is a satisfying read." -- The Winnipeg Review