Danielle Flood was a staff writer for the Associated Press, World Headquarters, New York City; The Daily News (Tarrytown); The Standard-Star (New Rochelle); The Evening Sun (Baltimore); The Clearwater Sun and The Miami News. Her freelance features were published in The New York Times and in many magazines including the (New York) Sunday News Magazine, New York, Miami and Sunshine. She has an M.S. from the Graduate School of Journalism, Columbia University, and a B.A. communications from Fordham. She lives in Southern Maine with her husband, the Pulitzer-prize winning cartoonist, Jim Morin.

Books by Danielle Flood

The Unquiet Daughter

by Danielle Flood - Memoir, Nonfiction, Women’s Issues

A journalist seeks the truth behind her parents’ tangled affair that inspired Graham Greene’s THE QUIET AMERICAN after a youth of privilege, estrangement and cruelty.