Rosanne Dingli was born in Malta in the 1950s, and has lived in Australia since 1982. Her work has been published in journals, magazines, papers and reviews since 1986.
Among her many awards for fiction are the Patricia Hackett Prize, the Springvale, and the FAW Lyndon Hadow Award.

Rosanne has worked as a travel consultant, lecturer, cook, heraldic artist, corporate and personal editor, tutor, business partner, manuscript assessor and slushpile reader.

The constant presence of books in her life has ensured this author's awareness of their importance and ability to impress. Some of her books have accompanied her on her moves since early childhood. One example: "I Promessi Sposi" by Alessandro Manzoni.