Jerri DellJerri Dell grew up in Washington D.C., in a family of feminist progressives. She earned a BA from Bard College and an MBA from George Washington University, and went to work in international development at the World Bank for thirty years. After retirng in 2003, she moved to Cumberland, Maryland, where she opened an art gallery. In 2008, she moved to a farm in Pennsylvania, where she began to write. In 2017, she published Blood Too Bright-Floyd Dell Remembers Edna St. Vincent Millay about her grandfather's romantic and political life in Bohemian Greenwich Village at the turn of the twentieth century. Later, she shifted her focus on her own life and the work she did at the World Bank to empower women . . . and herself. Read More Read Less