About Bonnie McCune

Bonnie is a Denver-based author whose interest in writing led to her career in nonprofits doing public and community relations and marketing. She’s worked for libraries, directed a small arts organization and managed Denver's beautification program. Simultaneously, she’s been a free lance writer with publications in local, regional, and specialty publications for news and features. Her main interest now is fiction writing, and her pieces have won several awards.

Something to Think About

What’s going on with readers today? A Goodreads member survey has surprising insights into reading habits. Social media isn’t as influential as thought; readers frequently look for works by favored authors; many read books on smart phones.

Just Published – “The Prophet”

Just published, “The Prophet” short story in Infective INk, read free online.

“Ted Davis reappeared in the office seven months and twenty-five days after he disappeared. I was more than glad to see him again; I was relieved. We’d been mates, as close as you can get to someone you work with. Together we’d been a dynamic duo, challenging old management approaches, scoring big sales. Right after he disappeared, the cops came around, going through the motions on a missing person report, was he on medication, did he have any conflicts with co-workers, were corporate funds out of whack? But there’d been no explanations about his absence.

Literary Concerns in Colorado

LiteraryCO was formed with the purpose of bringing together Colorado authors, book bloggers, readers, and writers in support and celebration of our state’s literary works.

Visit www.literaryco.com and subscribe to free electronic newsletter (although I admit I can’t figure out how to read the whole thing yet).