“I've always liked telling stories...thing is, no one wants oral stories these days -- and more to the point, they don't want novel-length stories...they want fast and dirty (it's a time thing just like everything else is the car-pool lane through life). I like believable plots, defined characters, and creative ideas that are original and distinct. When I discover what I'm writing reads like or sounds like someone else's, I rein in and reconstruct -- I guess that’s why it takes me so long to get out a single novel in book form. That and the fact that I’m constantly proofing and editing and reproofing and re-editing. I think I’m what they call anal about my work NOT becoming cookie-cutter stories.” Mimi Wolske earned degrees as a double major in the colleges of Fine Arts and English at Arizona State University where she was a member of Phi Beta Kappa and was graduated with honors. Other recent honors and awards: White House Fellow nominee, National Achievement Award for HW Proposal, International Privacy Security Award, American Entrepreneur Award, Listed in Stanford’s Who’s Who.

White House Fellow nominee, National Achievement Award for HW Proposal, International Privacy Security Award, American Entrepreneur Award, Listed in Stanford’s Who’s Who.