SPEAKING/TEACHING EVENTS:
In conversation about Unicorn Island with middle grade author, F.T. Bradley. Virtual event. 2-9-2021 at 7pm. Hosted by Doylestown Bookshop. Register for free.
See a sampling of Craft & Marketing Talks Donna offers.
Check out Donna’s craft and marketing courses for writers!
MEDIA:
Interview in Bucks Happening on launching a new children’s book series.
Radio interview with Authors on the Air, Global Radio Network.
Radio interview with Young Adult Cafe Global Radio Network
Interview with Philadelphia Writers’ Conference.
Reddit AMA Live Q&A
Check out my author YouTube Channel!
SCHOOL EVENTS:
For Donna’s Author School Visit programs visit here.
Check out Donna’s Assembly Presentation

Amazing artwork by Churchville Elementary to welcome me for a school visit!
What workshop attendees are saying:
“I recently took your class 5 Things to do Before a Book Deal at The Doylestown Bookshop. Your presentation style was energetic and inviting. The workshop was truly fantastic! You’ve got so many insights that are invaluable to writers and hopeful authors-to-be. It was a joy to benefit from your passion for writing and for helping other authors be successful! To writers: don’t miss Donna’s class!” Christa Tinari, national speaker and author of Create a Culture of Kindness in Middle School, www.peacepraxis.com
ARTICLES & INTERVIEWS:
Building Suspense: Meeting Your Readers in the Middle
Letting Go: In Writing and in Life on Writers In The Storm
Writing for Children: Finding Your Childlike Wonder
Build your author life before your book release
Interview on the Big Thrill: Fresh Insight into Writing Thrillers for Kids
Interview on The Secret Files of Fairday Morrow
Evolution of a Writing Process
Interview on Laurie’s Book Blog
Writing Scary for Kids with Kid Thrillers
6 Questions: An Author Spotlight on YA Fest Junior
8 Steps to an Agent, a Publisher, and a 2-Book Deal
6 Things I’ve Learned from My Editor in
Writing a Children’s Book
Thoughts with Project Middle Grade Mayhem on Writing Middle Grade
Getting Your Manuscript Past the Gatekeepers on Literary Rambles