About Diana

Diana Page Jordan’s career is a collage of on-the-air, on-camera, on stage, and online accomplishments. She’s on-the-page, too – Diana’s stories have been published in a half-dozen anthologies like A Cup of Comfort for Writers, and in numerous national magazines, such as Writers Digest and The Costco Connection, and she was the ghostwriter of a memoir for the ex-wife of a pedophile. Diana was the Program Director for the Willamette Writers Conference in 2010 and 2011, co-creating classes and introducing social media for its thousand attendees. 

Diana has contributed to the books of New York Times Best-Selling authors Cheryl Strayed, Chuck Palahniuk, Chelsea Cain and others during the eight years she was in – what The Oregonian newspaper called – The Hottest Writing Group in Portland. While in the group, she penned her memoir, BookMark: From Mitch Albom to Moon Unit Zappa, How I Saved My Life by Interviewing Authors I’ve Known (And Sometimes Loved), scheduled to be published in 2020.

As an award-winning news anchor and reporter, Diana has covered stories ranging from the eruption of Mount Saint Helens to Northern New York whiteouts; from the miraculous survival of a preemie to the funeral of a detective who perished in the downing of TWA Flight 800; from riots to elections to books.