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November 2016: The
Cannibals of Madison County is now available.
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October 2016: SCC 100
YEAR Objects, "A History of Sacramento City College in 100
Objects"
from the SCC Kondos Gallery:
The Sacramento City College Art Department is pleased to
present, as part of the campus-wide Centennial Celebration, an
exhibition featuring historical and archaeological objects from
SCC during the past 100 years.
Dr. Bill Doonan, professor of archaeology at SCC, undertook the
project to glean through massive piles of stuff that has been
collected throughout the years and decide on 100 objects that
reflect the rich history of this college. He published a book
entitled “A History of Sacramento City College in 100 Objects”
as part of the college’s centennial celebration.
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here »
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May 2014: Aleutian Grave,
the latest Henry Grave Mystery is now available.
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here »
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October 2013: 10 New
Tools No Writer Should Be Without, posted on Novel Spaces
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April 2013: The Mummies
of Blogspace9 is now available in Kindle Edition
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December 28, 2012: Start
the new year off with this great new addition to your library.
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July 2012: William's
super-short story 'Shark Orbit' (<200 words) was just published on
Every Day Fiction -
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July 2012: The latest
Henry Grave Mystery is now available.
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the press release here
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March 26, 2012:
American Caliphate to be published on April 10, 2012.
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the press release here
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March 2012: Our World, Our
Night was published in
Postcard Shorts.
We never talk about what's important. .
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- January 2012: Are you
following William's latest online series, The Mummies of Blogspace
9? Be sure to check it out, and sign up to follow
the series!
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January 2012:
Finding the right words can make all
the difference. Saying Goodbye in Bismayu was
published in the January edition of
The Cynic Online Magazine.
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1/2/12:
Visions of Sugarplums: One Elf's Descent into Madness
"Sometimes
the holidays can drive you crazy!"
Visions of Sugarplums: One Elf's Descent into Madness, was published on EverydayFiction.com on January 2,2011.
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it here
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January 2012:
Movie Night was published in
Postcard Shorts.
Nobody ever said natural selection was pretty.
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it now
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11/24/11:
William was interviewed today by
Morgen
Bailey, the UK's most inspiring writing guru.
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here »
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11/1/11:
Exotic Egg: "Sometimes picking out a gift can get
odd, especially when the gift you're picking out is eggs."
William's Story, Exotic Egg, was published on HOOT Online, Issue 2,
November 2011. Read it here
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9/25/11: Part 2 of Interview with Local Author William Doonan, by Diane
Gross-Hagerty, Sacramento Books Examiner
Early this week, we begun a conversation with local author
William Doonan. ....
For those of you that are unfamiliar with William or his works he is
a Sacramento author who writes among other things the very
entertaining Henry
Grave Mysteries series which currently consists of
Grave
Passage and
Mediterranean Grave.
His readers are eagerly anticipating more in this series. What
follows is the continuation of that conversation.
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9/20/11: Interview with Sacramento Author William Doonan, by Diane
Gross-Hagerty, Sacramento Books Examiner
So, summer is winding down and it is time to start finishing up
on that summer reading list. One book to make sure not to forget
this summer is
Mediterranean Grave by William
Doonan.
Mediterranean Grave is a murder
mystery set on a rundown cruise ship that is currently catering to
the New Age set. Doonan's novel blends both humor and suspense to
create the perfect easy, warm afternoon read.
Recently, I had a chance to pose a few questions to the novel's
author. What follows is part 1 of our conversation.
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9/4/11:
William Doonan is a guess blogger for John M. Daniel, author and
editor The
Joy of the Story presents: A Visit with
William Doonan
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8/31/11:
William Doonan's short story, "Saying Goodbye in Bismayu"
received an honorable mention in the June 2011 Glimmer Train Open
Fiction contest. The
Honorable Mention means that the
story was deemed one of the top 5% of thousands of entries.
About
Glimmer Train:
"A feast of new literary fiction in a handsome physical publication
that will persist in the real world. You'll read gorgeous and
meaningful stories by established writers and emerging new voices."
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10/23/09: William is interviewed by his home
town paper
Hometown boy is mystery author now Interview with Bill, published 10/23/09 Gloria Geannette, Managing Editor, The Ridgewood News
William Doonan, who grew up
in Ridgewood, has just published a mystery novel, "Grave Passage."
His hero, Henry Grave, is a professional maritime detective who is
sent to investigate the murder onboard a cruise ship of an ex-F.B.I.
profiler.
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