F. F. Mormanni

F. F. Mormanni is a novelist, screenwriter, and award-winning musician with more than a decade of writing and performance experience.

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During her career as a classical musician, F. F. Mormanni performed flute, harp, and piccolo as a soloist and in professional orchestras at Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center, and international venues. She was signed to Warner Chappell Music as a composer where she worked with Grammy-winning artists, and has additional experience composing film music, conducting, playing piano, teaching, and singing. She studied flute and harp performance at The Juilliard School.

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F. F. Mormanni has published two fiction novels—Double Crossed and Mind the Gap—and written several feature screenplays, television pilots, and non-fiction articles.

 

Her influences include Isaac Asimov, Michael Crichton, Frank Herbert, Ayn Rand, Zack Snyder, Steven Spielberg, J.R.R. Tolkien, and John Williams.