Bonnie Gwyn
My blogs
Blogs I follow
- "Hold my hand" A social worker's blog
- 3 Weeks Boyz
- Anita Talks Dickens
- April Blogging from A to Z Challenge
- Black Ink
- Bonnie Gwyn's Thoughts
- Book in a Month Mom
- Brenda Sills
- Bringing Up Burns
- Bubble Gum On My Shoe
- CassJayTuck - THE BLOG
- Crowe's Nest
- DeNae Handy: Professional Writing Services
- DL Hammons
- Donna K. Weaver
- Elizabeth Twist
- Farland's Authors Advisory Conference Calls
- Flash Fiction
- For One Another
- Groundwire
- Heavens to Betsy!
- Him and Me, we got it constantly
- I Think; Therefore, I Yam
- Inner Owlet
- Jackson Porter
- Jewkes
- Joy 2 Journey
- Laura B Writer
- Life is Good
- Life, Love, and the Pursuit of Publication
- Liz Adair, Writing the Red Rock Country
- Loved despite great faults
- Maybe Mandi
- My Fleet-Footed Self
- Nicki Elson's Not-So-Deep Thoughts
- Note Worthy
- Patten Pending: <small>The Official Blog of Author E.J. Patten</small>
- Rach Writes...
- Read Bree
- Rockin' Chair Reflections
- Sugar Crime Scene
- Tapper and Company
- Teresa Clark - Storyteller
- that girl from around the bay
- The Beautiful Thrifty Life
- The Dashner Dude
- The Lyon's Tale
- Unicorn Bell
- Virtually Yours
- Welcome To My World
- While the Ink Dries...
- Writing for Charity
- writing with shelly
- Writing with Shelly and Chad
- ♥.•*¨Author Elizabeth Mueller¨*•.♥
Gender | Female |
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Occupation | Writer |
Location | Idaho, United States |
Introduction | I'm Bonnie Gwyn, and my greatest passions are family, stories, and spirituality. I'm a self-published novelist, blogger, singer, journaler, wife, and - most importantly - I'm a Latter-day Saint! As a winner in 2013’s National Novel Writing Month challenge, I wrote my first dystopian novel, "Escaping Safety," and I published its sequel a year later. I've since also finished and published my fantasy novel, "Living Fire," which takes place in the majestic world of Elldamorae. I'm ecstatic to share that world with all of you. My mantra is, “I write because I believe every story deserves to be told.” |
Lionesses have no manes. How do they know when they've grown up?
When the lions start to get interested. ;)