Bill was born in Paterson, New Jersey and spent much time recreating in New York City during the golden age of New York jazz. He now lives in the Florida Panhandle. In the Air Force, he flew as a navigator in
B-52 bombers, RF-4C reconnaissance fighters, as well as cargo type aircraft. The latter part of his career was spent in the Intelligence field, ending in a position on the National Intelligence Council in CIA, where he was responsible to the Director, CIA and the President of the United States on matters of warning.
Working in industry, Bill was a Program Director managing multi-million dollar systems integration projects for the Government. His goal is to contribute to the awareness of social conditions and issues by writing mainstream commercial novels illiuminating the circumstances of ordinary people.
Terri spent her elementary school years outside of Cincinnati. Her family returned to the Boston area in 1960 and she is a graduate of Salem High School and North Shore Community College, where she earned degrees in Secretarial Science and Nursing.
Ms. DuLong has been a contributing writer for Bonjour Paris during the past three years. Two fiction short stories have been published in anthologies and her first novel, Lost Souls of the Witches' Castle, was published by Gardenia Press in 2002. Terri is the recipient of the Outstanding Author Award presented by Book Review Cafe.
She is a member of Florida Writers Association and also the Palm Leader for Pasco County. Terri is a member of Business and Professional Women's Association and Romance Writer's of America.
Terri writes mainstream fiction with an emphasis on women's issues and human values, drawing much of her inspiration from people she encounters in her nursing career.