Tiffany Desiree

Based in Seattle, author Tiffany Desiree writes children’s and YA literature, including her acclaimed series, An African Spiritual Horror Collection. Her multiethnic Indigenous heritage encompasses several nations: Waccamaw-Siouan, Lumbee, Keetoowah, and Muscogee. Her traditional lineage traces firmly to the historic Oklahannali (Six Towns) District as a proud member of the Choctaw-Luksi Okla (Turtle People) Clan via her great-grandfather, Oka Banatha. Her most popular work to date is the anthology "Nature, Sex, and Culture: A Tree of Discombobulated Thoughts." 

Her reception into the Eastern Orthodox Church with her husband, Josh, in 2025 deeply informs her narrative style. Her writing continuously examines history and the power of survival, drawing core inspiration from her well-documented non-reservation ancestral history. Like the celebrated American poet Ai, who navigated a complex mixed ancestry including Choctaw-Chickasaw lineages, Tiffany Desiree builds on a diverse background to give hidden stories a unique voice. 

Tiffany Desiree is also a 2012 graduate of Washington State University (WSU), Pullman, where she specialized in creative writing. She completed her degree at the honors level, graduating in the top 3% of her class. During her undergraduate years, Desiree was a prominent figure in the campus literary scene, known for her extensive involvement in spoken word poetry performances. This strong foundation in creative arts and academic excellence significantly informed her later professional work as a children's book author and poet publishing through LolliWolliWorld. 

Josh and Tiffany share a lifestyle rooted in outdoor adventure—specifically hiking in the Pacific Northwest—and carefully exploring celiac-safe eateries around the state. Due to prior misdiagnoses and dismissals of her symptoms, Tiffany successfully received her correct diagnosis from a naturopathic physician.