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Personal projects include a children's series, comic strip collaboration, ghostwriting, inspirational articles, and I have a mainstream fiction novel in progress. I have also been published online. As an adult, still trying to get used to Dallas, Texas after twelve years, I'm being molded into a passionate adult writer, on my way to blossoming into a powerful, seasoned legend in the not so distant future. Solitude, reading, writing and I clutch each other as best friends, and pessimism tries to visit every now and again. Yet voices on my phone, and company at my door, dictate that I'm full of energy, ambition, certainty and strength. When that happens, I welcome the camaraderie into my life, as needed extra spice. Nostalgia and I also favor each other as friends. She, along with her aunt, my muse, visits me often in an effort to remind me of my yearning for how life "used to be" and they help me pen my latest writing project. In the meantime, I am a 30-something-year old writer who remembers being a 10-year old writer who expects to become a 90-year old literary legend. I thank God daily for my family, patience, sanity, intelligence and the gift of creativity that defines me as a writer. But until fame and fortune surrenders to me, I am defined, a dreamer.
My past has led me down a winding trail of roles where each hat, I wore
to perfection-or what I thought was perfection. From singing, and performing
professionally as a modern dancer to tackling my passion as a full time
freelance writer, I know I'm on a trail headed for success. So far,
that trail is a clear path that guides me as a mother of three, daughter,
sister, lover and friend through my craft as a writer, but not necessarily
in that order.
I am also blessed to be the mother of three terrific kids, Zachary, Cody, and Chelsea, and soulmate to a great guy, Ely (hence my screen name, ElysGrl). Our messy, noisy household includes the world's most affectionate dog, Buffy, the world's most standoffish cat, Cloudy, and a cageful of very nervous finches. My other passions include (but are not limited to) feng shui, parenting issues, religious pursuits, vegetarianism, and Buffy the Vampire Slayer. Among my favorite authors are Stephen King, Anne Rivers Siddons, Nancy Thayer, Dean Koontz, and Anne Lamott, just to name a few. It's my dream to make a living writing novels someday, but at the moment it's a joy simply to have a few things published on the internet. You can check out my feng shui site at BellaOnline.com or e-mail me at ElysGrl@aol.com
Dionna is the wife of Eliseo and stepmom of Garrett. Proud mom of precious girls Kamica and Kayla Shaye. She enjoys reading, writing (of course), music, decorating, shopping, and encouraging people. Dionna's articles have been printed and reprinted in Christian Parenting Today, Creative Homemaking, Her Corner, Seeds Of Knowledge, MOPS newsletter, Bear's Place, Caring At Home, A Mom's Love, Mom's Coffee Break, The Pennypincher Ezine and Family First. To contact Dionna write her at: emphasis@micron.net
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When she is not working her day job, or hopping from one activity to another with her two sons and husband, she spends her 'free' time writing. She is currently working on a contemporary romance novel and several children's stories and poems. Her children inspire much of her writing, and her parents are her staunchest supporters, critiquing all her work. She resides in sunny Southern California and hopes that one day she can become a full-time writer. Her work can be found in several online markets, including Wee Ones E-Magazine, The Altruistic Web, The Einkwell, and The Poet's Garth. You can reach Drue at bunuelita@aol.com
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