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Image via WikipediaIn an effort to share my novels with others, I’m posting my first chapters of all my current books in PDF form for people to grab if interested. Enjoy!
First up is Voidwalkers
Merridian,
Find one of the hostels near the University until you’ve gone to speak to the gentleman listed on the enclosed card. [...]

For this month’s blog carnival, I’m honoured to be the host.
We’ve had some great stories that I’ve gone over and read, and I’m awed to be in the presence of such brilliant writers – I can’t say that I was disappointed with or didn’t like one of them, so I wanted to say ‘thank you’ [...]

Right, first up, I want it on the record that I’m not a prostitute.
No, really.  Get that firmly into your little head - I can see it in your eyes, you’re thinking that already.  You’re told that men can ‘rent’ my time, and you think ‘oldest profession in the world’.
So you’ve lost that have you?  [...]

I don’t update this blog *as much* as I’d like, because I’ve very rarely got much to talk about in writing.  So.
In the next couple of weeks, I’ll be posting some short stories, some first chapters, and some other ‘fun stuff’ from D Kai Wilson, DK Wilson - and Kai Viola.
So if you’ve got a [...]

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The next Storyblogging carnival will be on Monday, March 2nd. If you have a story on your blog that you’d like to have included in the Carnival, please e-mail me at donnakaiwilson@gmail.com (or post in my comments), including the following information:
Name of your blog
URL of your blog
Title of the story
URL for the blog entry where [...]

You open your eyes groggily to the sight of a nurse taking your temperature. They wake you, poke you and then give you the painkillers you need.  Time is dragging, digging its heels in until the pain that’s rousing from inside you.

The vista pinned out in front of me was wreathed with lights – broken down merry go rounds, decomposing roller coasters. If you watched, the lights blinked on and off sickly, their wires spindling and wrapping in a death grip around the crumbling children’s rides. They hadn’t seen children here in many years – the [...]