Author Archives: D.W. Marchwell

“When Memory Fails” will be released through Dreamspinner Press Friday, August 5.  Please let me know what you think of the sequel featuring Hank and his Scrappy.  I hope you all enjoy it!

My follow-up book to “Falling” has a cover.  Many thanks to Anne Cain and the art department at Dreamspinner Press.  I love it!  Stay tuned for an official release date…

I have just completed the first round of edits for “When Memory Fails” – the sequel to “Falling”.  Stay tuned for cover news and a release date…

I just signed two other contracts with Dreamspinner Press:  ”Roots and Wings”, which is the third story featuring Jerry, David, William (and Billie) and Cory (and Tara).  The release date is scheduled for October-ish of this year.  Here’s the unofficial … Continue reading →

I just signed the contract for “When Memory Fails”, the sequel to “Falling”. This sequel also features Scott, Hank, Brian, Kari and a brand new character, introduced specifically for this story. You’ll have to read the book, or cheat and … Continue reading →

Kitten napping and dreaming while Mommy does what mommas do best…

Through no fault of his own, Mr. Brent Whitehouse suffered an unimaginable loss on April 27. I cannot even begin to imagine what he must be feeling right now, but I am in awe that Mr. Whitehouse wishes to use … Continue reading →

Just finished the first draft of the third, and final, book featuring Jerry, David, William (and Billie) and Cory! It takes place six years after “An Earlier Heaven” and features an almost-17-year old William. It will be going out to … Continue reading →

I just finished re-reading Soldier and then read Tommy’s Story, followed by For Gom’s Sake.  All I can say is that you will not be disappointed.  After not having read Soldier in quite a while, I found my reaction to … Continue reading →

I have completed work on a sequel to “Falling”, just today as a matter of fact.  The story, tentatively entitled “When Memory Fails” focuses on Hank’s story, his family, his acceptance of his homosexuality and his ever-growing love for his … Continue reading →