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Dana Davis, Award-winning speculative fiction

Dana Davis, Award-winning speculative fiction

SynergEbooks author. 2009 Next Generation Indie Book Awards Finalist, 2008 Eric Hoffer Award Finalist, 2008 Indie Excellence Book Award Finalist, and 2007 Hollywood Book Festival. After spending most of my life in the entertainment industry (you can catch me in various episodes of Rags to Riches and some very bad movies and cable shows that... more »
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  • Denise

    Denise says

    Hi Dana , as you can see, I am an avid Andre Norton fan. I remember reading her books in high school, and, after becoming disabled, took up reading once again. There is no dating of her books- they are just as imaginative today as back then. She uses no profanity or graphic violence, her characters are truly real to the reader, invoking feelings of companionship. It's like you are there with them. As to some of my other choices, I love "Blogs-To-Books", as I call them. Nice, light reading...
    Blessings, Denise

    posted 8 months ago. ( send a note )
  • Cheryl Kaye Tardif, bestselling suspense author

    Cheryl Kaye Tardif, bestselling suspense author says

    You know, we have a lot in common. I used to be an extra/background actor. I worked in Vancouver and was on 2 popular TV shows -- The Commish and The Heights. :-) My favorite job was an episode of The Commish which aired around Halloween. I sat beside one of the actors in a small set. Apparently I was a teacher...or maybe the actor's wife. I don't know. lol

    My inlaws live in Yuma for 6 months of the year, then head to Ontario for the other half. My mother-in-law has sold more copies of my books to her friends in Yuma--probably to half the town. She gathers up the RV park people whenever I'm on TV (news interviews) and they watch me via satellite. haha

    posted 8 months ago. ( send a note )
  • Cheryl Kaye Tardif, bestselling suspense author

    Cheryl Kaye Tardif, bestselling suspense author says

    You too, Dana!

    Maybe I'll spend the weekend watching "some very bad movies and cable shows"...hehe

    posted 8 months ago. ( send a note )
  • writergal16

    writergal16 says

    You too.

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  • Selene T **GONE FOR NEXT FOUR DAYS, NO SHELFARI-ING!**

    Selene T **GONE FOR NEXT FOUR DAYS, NO SHELFARI-ING!** says

    Oooh, sounds good! :)

    posted 8 months ago. ( send a note )
  • Selene T **GONE FOR NEXT FOUR DAYS, NO SHELFARI-ING!**

    Selene T **GONE FOR NEXT FOUR DAYS, NO SHELFARI-ING!** says

    Did you really write a book?

    posted 8 months ago. ( send a note )
  • Selene T **GONE FOR NEXT FOUR DAYS, NO SHELFARI-ING!**

    Selene T **GONE FOR NEXT FOUR DAYS, NO SHELFARI-ING!** says

    Hello!

    posted 8 months ago. ( send a note )
  • Ryan S

    Ryan S says

    You ain't kidding it's the million dollar question! Cannot hurt to ask I guess. I definitely think authors sticking together for/at functions is great, especially since I'm unknown too. I aim to hit up the independent book stores too, when I have copies to distribute. Gift shops are a good idea. It's always a lot of finagling.
    Getting into stores is interesting. Synergebooks does offer our ebooks in a good range of venues, and if you search the net and find another vendor, Deb's good about checking it out. Libraries are good to hit up, lots of them carry ebooks but they buy from larger distributors, just like print vendors. It's getting into the larger vendors that requires the luck and connections we crave. Or persistence. At this point in the game it seems all I have to offer any more is the same old advice. The time and the money for marketing is what gets me. Expensive and time consuming...but hopefully worth it!
    If I have any luck with things when my books come out I'll let you know!

    posted 8 months ago. ( send a note )
  • Ryan S

    Ryan S says

    And thank you for the invite. I wish you all the best of luck too! Have any advice for someone like me with my books going into print soon? ie, how to get noticed?

    posted 8 months ago. ( send a note )
  • Alan J. Garner

    Alan J. Garner says

    That's great, Dana. I've been living in Auckland the past 17 years, but I'm originally from Hastings, down in the Hawke's Bay. Lived a few months in Rotorua though. Drove down to see the LOTR exhibition when it was on at Te Papa, our national museum in Wellington. Biased I might be, but Peter Jackson is one of the greatest living Kiwis!

    posted 1 year ago. ( send a note )
  • Alan J. Garner

    Alan J. Garner says

    Thanks for such a lovely weome, Dana. Which part of Enzed did your hubby visit?

    posted 1 year ago. ( send a note )
  • Alan J. Garner

    Alan J. Garner says

    I hope you can add a Kiwi (NZ) science fantasy author as a friend.

    posted 1 year ago. ( send a note )
  • Krista H

    Krista H says

    I was under the impression that "Bitten" comes before "Dime Store Magic" as far as chronological order goes... Is that not true? Or is it really more beneficial to skip ahead before looping back? I don't necessarily mind reading out of order, as long as it doesn't give away information from past books....

    posted 1 year ago. ( send a note )


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