I have been struggling for some time with Branding. It is a foreign concept in my world, but so necessary if fiction is to stand out at all. So I have been playing with it as well as struggling. Life is supposed to be fun as well as a struggle, is it not!
Dickinson enlightens her readers with compassion for and understanding
of the human condition. She understands the deeply felt emotions of
people longing for communication and connection as they deal with both
small and huge problems. As a former crisis counselor, she uses her
experience to create fiction in her novels “Would I Lie To You?” and
“Ile d’Or” that is authentic and moving. Through Dickinson’s characters,
we understand their difficulties and embrace the possibilities and
potential for change in our lives as well as in theirs. Dickinson loves
having fun, too, and in spite of approaching a venerable age many
consider the twilight zone is often seen on the dance floor cutting some
amazing figures in ballroom, Latin and swing!
Note from my website:
The author's fiction has been published in the University of Windsor Review, Descant, Waves, Grain, Northern Journey, Impulse, Writ and broadcast on CBC Radio. Her writing was also included in the anthology, We Who Can Fly: Poems, Essays and Memories in Honour of Adele Wiseman. Inanna published a book of Dickinson's short stories, One Day It Happens, in 2007, and her first novel, Ile d'Or, in 2010. Her latest novel, Would I Lie to You?, launched in October 2014. A mystery, The White Ribbon Man, has been accepted for publication in early 2018.
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