Deborah Taylor-French, Author
Her Red Sky at Night: Dog Leader Mysteries published in May 2018. The novel, available in paperback form only, can be found at three retailers, Amazon Books, Copperfield’s Books and the publisher, iUniverse. Click on the book title to visit a blog page with links to each retailer.
Deborah writes mysteries full of dogs, positive dog leadership, and animal rescue. Deborah was awarded and served as a guest artist for California’s Artists in the Schools. As an arts educator, Deborah has led over a hundred residences and teacher workshops.
An active member of Redwood Writers, Deborah continues to serve as Author Support Facilitator. Redwood Writers is the largest branch of the California Writers Club. The true story of Sydney’s adoption, “Punk Rocker With A Poodle Brain” is published in “Vintage Voices Four Part Harmony.” Her fiction and memoir published in eight volumes of the Redwood Writers Anthology.
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Thanks for the like on my site. I have a 3 year old wheaten terrier and he is a character in my third novel. You have an interesting site for anyone who likes dogs.
p.s. I love all the photos.
I love dog characters. Would you like to send me a photo of your dog for my Photo Friday?
That would be great. I’ll find a good one and send it your way. Any specific requirements for size or format?
Hi Kristina,
A photo of your dog or dogs are best in a .jpg format, and hopefully high resolution ( sized 600 x ____ ?) for a feature for one of my Photo Friday posts. I’ll notify you when it is up.
Photo Friday posts are humorous, arresting or fun dog photos.
Please include how you wish to state your photo credit and link to your blog.
Thanks very much,
Deborah
Deborah Taylor-French
Author of fiction & nonfiction dtfwriter@gmail.com Saving dogs’ lives & dog lovers’ sanity Blogging at http://dogleadermysteries.com Twitter @dtfpress
“Don’t make the mistake of treating your dogs like humans, or they’ll treat you like dogs.” Martha Scott
Don’t know what took me so long to mosey on over here. Will have to become a regular visitor. I like what you’re doing.
Hi Kathy, thanks for leaving such a lovely note.