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I spent my afternoon at Fully Booked to talk about my book, The Last Time I'll Write About You, had fun ~painting (let's use this word loosely) using Uni markers (which I might just hoard, because they're awesome!), and took some cool photos with Instax. All of this is a part of #AfternoonFeels, hosted by Fully Booked.
I was invited by National Book Store at the first ever #BookBingeBazaar (!) held at Megatrade Hall 3, SM Megamall this February 10.
The revised and expanded edition of The Last Time I'll Write About You, published by Andrews McMeel Publishing, is finally out! Kindly check with your local bookstores or favorite online retailers if it is available, if not - make sure you ask them! I appreciate the ones asking me if it's available but it would be …
If you weren't able to attend my panel, Self-Publishing Your Poetry, at the Philippine Readers and Writers' Festival last August 25-27, 2017, it was announced that my first poetry collection, The Last Time I'll Write About You will be re-released and published by Andrews McMeel Publishing on January 2018. I've kept this a secret …
Hello! You can now order print copies of This is How It Starts! This is How It Starts is a a follow up to my first poetry collection, The Last Time I'll Write About You. It is about self love and second loves. ❤ It is currently raking on Amazon’s Bestsellers in Asian and Contemporary Poetry. ❤ …
Hi guys! The Reading Belles is currently hosting #SayFeels, where #romanceclass authors (including me) wrote a Valentine’s Day outtake/scene from their books. I wrote a scene from my very first book, The Boyfriend Backtrack. It was time that I revisit Chase and Regina, ask them how they're doing and what their plans are for Valentine's Day. ** They …
Continue reading "#SayFeels! with Chase and Regina from The Boyfriend Backtrack by Dawn Lanuza"
Hello! It's been a year since I released The Hometown Hazard. I remember writing this book; I was a bundle of nerves (because I chose to write a story with ~some mystery elements in it! Mystery! Why, Dawn, why?) and I was always close to setting it aside but at the same time, I couldn't seem …
