Kamon, a French Canadian of Abenaki descent, was born in the Province of Quebec. Kamon has written and illustrated more than 104 books published in French and English. Kamon’s picture books and Abenaki legends reflect her genuine appreciation for wisdom, happiness, and Mother Earth.
Kamon (Diane Therrien), d’origine canadienne française et abénakise, est née au Québec. Les livres de Kamon sont publiés en français et en anglais. Avec plus de 104 titres publiés, Kamon écrit et illustre des livres pour enfants sur les thèmes de la pleine conscience, du bonheur, de l’environnement ainsi que des légendes abénakises.
I grew up on the far Northwest side of the Windy City, attending Taft High School with more notable others like Terry Kath (Chicago), Jim Jacobs (Grease), and Jim Grabowski (Packers). I can thank fascinating teachers like Harry S. Miller, who piqued my interest in flying saucers, banned cancer cures, and the visualization process; and John Brow, who led me into the writing life.
Before I became a full-time writer, I was a principal architect and real estate executive. I also have experience as a golf course caddie, drive-in restaurant manager, door-to-door salesman, and as a long-term student, leading to a B.Architecture from the University of Illinois and a J.D. from Loyola University of Chicago. I spent the '67 Summer of Love exploring Eu
I’m John Jacob Dawson. I’m a 37 year father of five and when I’m not striving to a writer I work in the IT industry.
I always find these things so hard to write, as I’m sure many of you do! All I can say is that, I love reading, any genre really but more specifically Crime and Sci-if thrillers that are more grounded in reality all my jam! I love characters that make you question their morals and your own. I love a protagonist with a genuine cause who truly believes they’re doing the right thing - even if they do questionable things to get there.
Aside from writing I love spending time with my family and going on adventures with them. I also play English 8-ball pool for my local team.
Mike De Lucia, grew up in the Throgs Neck/Pelham Bay section of the Bronx and has spent most of his life as an entrepreneur, actor, teacher, director, and writer.
He is the author of the multi-award-winning historical fiction novel, Madness, The Man Who Changed Basketball.
Mike, a green tea enthusiast, travels the world with his wife Lillian, has two children, two grandchildren, and loves receiving emails from readers. If you enjoy his books, have questions, or are interested in a book talk, please reach out: greentbooks@gmail.com.
