Farah Bradley is multifaceted by trade and task. She is a mentor, motivator, mother, designer, lyricist, artist, writer, philosopher, and speaker. Despite reaching an ample level of success, personally and publicly, within most of these arenas, she regards mothering and homeschooling her son as her greatest and her crowning achievement.
Born in Pakistan, reared in Texas, and cultivated in London, Los Angeles, and Scottsdale, Farah’s life has been a rousing journey filled with a surplus of vivid experiences.
She came early to words, or rather, words came early to her. From acting out scenes from tv shows in front of her vanity mirror as a five-year-old to writing poetry and lyrics for songs in the pages of her lock-and-key journals as a tween to writing publication-style papers in her university courses as a British Literature major in her late teens/early twenties to freelancing and ghostwriting for others as a young adult, Farah’s obsessive love for words has been a defining signature in her life.
More than her deep need to understand the human plight, coupled with her overwhelming passion to inspire and arouse people to take an honest look at their “inner person”, it is her undying love for her family which ushered Farah to writing The Walking Quad: A Story of John Roderick.
Farah is presently residing in the blazing splendor of the Sonoran Desert, where she is continuing to create and write.
