Donna Galanti - The Element Trilogy

Link to my Email-splatter Page
Link to my Facebook-splatter Page
Link to my Goodreads-splatter Page
Link to my Rss-splatter Page
Link to my Twitter-splatter Page

Visit Donna Galanti’s books for children

A to Z: Z for Zoo Wee Mama

By

Part of the Blogging A to Z Challenge. I’m blogging every day in April, except Sundays, thematically from A to Z.  Find out more here. I love having a 9 year old boy. It gives me reason to wallow about in boy humor which I deliciously adore. One of my favorite boy-silly movie series to watch with my son is Diary of a Wimpy Kid. Rowley in this movie wins the role of drawing for the school newspaper with his cartoon that always includes a "Zoo Wee Mama" at the end. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=80OaY1dIynI In Read more [...]

A to Z: X is for X-rated

By

X is for X-rated. Who hasn't had experience with something X-rated at some point in their life. I get people looking for it on my blog. I wrote a post last summer called "I like big butts and I cannot lie, real not fake" that generated more hits daily than any other posts. Apparently there are a lot of people out there looking for big butts. When I was a teen I ventured once into the local porn theater, Cinema Art in Troy, New York, with a boyfriend. Tuesdays were couples night. Two Read more [...]

A to Z: W is for Whoot! & Whiskey Runs

By

Part of the Blogging A to Z Challenge. I’m blogging every day in April, except Sundays, thematically from A to Z.  Find out more here W is for Whoot-Whoot and Whiskey Runs. First, I just received my 20th five star review on Amazon for my paranormal suspense novel A HUMAN ELEMENT! To celebrate I am giving away a free ebook of my book! To enter to win just comment below by May 1st! I will pick a winner through random.org. Now on to Whiskey Runs. My grandpa was a whiskey bootlegger for Read more [...]

A to Z: U is for USS Battleship NC

By

The Navy. Uniforms and big ships. My dad was a Communications Specialist in the Navy back in the 1950s. You can read his account of being stranded in Hurricane Hazel here. I was a photographer in the Navy back in the 1980s. You can catch my story of recruit training in my memoir, Letters from BootCamp. It's a detailed narrative that connects two generations of sailors weaving in advice from my “salt of the sea” Dad who supported me and reminds me to, “Hang in there. Head up. Chest out. Read more [...]