top of page
top wave
download (47).png
logo

writing to honor diversity and celebrate inclusion. 

"The author elegantly articulates her precarious position between white and black society. Overall, this novel explores issues of equality and personal freedom in thought-provoking ways.

Sharp writing, an original plot, and a strong female protagonist make for an engrossing read."
- Kirkus Review

Offerings:

bullet.png
bullet.png
bullet.png
bullet.png

     Live and virtual visits with book clubs, book stores, television and radio shows.
 
   Creative writing workshops for schools and writing groups.
   
   Intercultural communication presentations.

   One-on-one content and idea coaching for writers.

blood moon
social media icons.png
social media icons.png
twitter.png
social media icons.png
social media icons.png
social media icons.png

Dorothea Hubble Bonneau M.A. is a five-time award winning novelist, produced playwright, and optioned screenwriter. Her work is informed by her love of family, nature and the arts.

Dorothea has facilitated craft workshops and intercultural communication seminars for writing groups, book clubs and schools including: Historical Writer’s Conference, Williamsburg, Virginia; Other Words Writing Conference, Tampa, Florida; University of the Pacific; University of Phoenix; University of California;  Davis Public Schools, Davis, Ca.; California Writers Club; and AAUW Book Club.
 

"The writer is delegated to declare and to celebrate man’s proven capacity for greatness of heart and spirit – for gallantry in defeat – for courage, compassion and love.
"In the endless war against weakness and despair, these are the bright rally-flags of hope and of emulation." John Steinbeck, Nobel Acceptance Speech

bottom of page