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Deborah Taylor-French

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Deborah released Red Sky at Night: Dog Leader Mysteries, a novel suitable for families and readers ages 8 to 80. She writes mysteries full of dogs, positive dog leadership, canine humor, and animal rescue. She blogs at Dog Leader Mysteries to save dogs' lives and dog lovers' hearts.

The true story of Sydney’s adoption, “Punk Rocker With A Poodle Brain” was published in “Vintage Voices Four-Part Harmony.” Her fiction and memoir have been chosen for over a dozen volumes of the Redwood Writers Anthologies.

An active member of Redwood Writers, Deborah served as the Author Support Group facilitator for nine years. Redwood Writers is the largest branch of the California Writers Club.

Deborah was awarded and served as a guest artist for California’s
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Deborah Taylor-French Woah! Stop your horses. Never entertained this idea before. Now I have it. My Uncle Scott and Aunt Norman (Normie to us kids) bought a victorian hotel…moreWoah! Stop your horses. Never entertained this idea before. Now I have it. My Uncle Scott and Aunt Norman (Normie to us kids) bought a victorian hotel on the Snake River. My sister and I spent the night there, inside a separate bedroom from our aunt and uncle. We sat alert. Felt terror at each creak and snap as the aged wood settled into a chilly night. Scariest movie of my life. (less)
Deborah Taylor-French I write Morning Pages. Those pages invite a stream of consciousness mode so I write them fast. Writing fast does not come easy as I wrestled with dysl…moreI write Morning Pages. Those pages invite a stream of consciousness mode so I write them fast. Writing fast does not come easy as I wrestled with dyslexia. I wanted to read in grammar school, learning became a huge effort. I love to read and know that looking up words adds to my vocabulary, so reading helps write. (less)
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Gianna Thomas Hi, Deborah,

Thanks for making me your friend. I love cats, and I write Regency romance including Pride and Prejudice variations.

Have a lovely weekend.

Gianna Thomas


Catherine Stine Hi, Deborah, thanks for friending me.
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Simon Thanks for looking me up, Deborah.


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