about me

Deb E was born in New Zealand’s North Island, but her parents corrected that within months, moving south to Dunedin and staying there. Childhood nights were spent falling asleep to cover versions of Cliff Richard and the Shadows and other Rock ’n Roll classics played by her father’s band, and days were spent dancing to 45 LPs. Many of her first writing experiences were copying down song lyrics. She graduated to scientific reports when she studied a nematophagus fungus in the Zoology department of the University of Otago, trading all traces of popularity for usefulness… then traded both for fiction.

Deb lives in Dunedin, New Zealand with her family and a menagerie of pets.

****READ: Hello fellow Authonomites. I love the premise of this website. What I don't love is the spamming, read-swapping, and the totally refreshed bookshelves some people do every few days, once they've picked up some reciprocal backings, of course. My book, "Healer's Touch" is now published, and I'm quite busy with that (I'm also a mum and work, and have other hobbies, too!). I do love to read up and coming stories. So, if I have the time, I shall return here to check some out. But, please, I can't promise a read. So I'd rather you didn't ask. If you're curious as to whether or not you would like to read my book when it comes out, I'd love it if you'd look (of course), but you don't have to.
I look forward to checking out more up and comers and I appreciate the lovely people I have met around here.


To receive updates regarding the release of Healer's Touch, and progress on the next book in the series, follow me on:

Twitter: https://twitter.com/DebErelene
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Or, just check out my publisher's website: http://www.kristell-ink.com/

favourite books

"The Black Prism" by Brent Weeks!!! READ THIS BOOK.
Various favourites: All the Discworld novels (Terry Pratchett), several Iain (M.) Banks novels, I also like Marian Keyes, Diana Gabaldon's "Outlander" series (first 3 books, anyway ... a little dubious on the later ones), David Eddings' "Balgariad" & "Malloreon" ... So very many. And many more I haven't read, yet. I'll get there.

my websites

http://deberelene.com