Begins in 2026. All the characters from the original series (book 1-10) all come together in the Redline Series, one story that is 10 volumes long. I call them Seasons, because that is how they play out and continue on. Characters from Book #11 and 12 are also weaved into the first two seasons, both with books with crossover scenes.

There are 33+ books to the original Maggie Dunchurch Series. Each story is independent of each other, but the characters are all connected & come together for a series within the series called Redline, which is 10 volumes in total. The first of the Redline series (Volume 1) expected release is sometime in late 2026. Those of you who have read the first 8 books will love seeing your favourite characters come together in this constantly twisting story that will keep you guessi

It was nice to connect with the Orillia community on June 24th, accompanied by the great Cathy Graham of the Orillia District Literacy...

Q - What do you like doing more? Writing or video? A – It depends on what I need at the time. Video is like junk-food to me. No matter...

A question I’ve been asked when I meet people is; how long have you been writing for? The answer is; my entire life, or at least as far...

Another question I'm always asked is; do I get writer's block & how do I get rid of it? The answer to that is simple. Think of your brain...

I'd like to thank the Dunchurch Book Club, as well as Eva & The Whitestone Public Library in Dunchurch for your support. I'm lucky to be...

Come see Maggie Dunchurch IN Dunchurch on Saturday December 17th at the Whitestone Public Library from 10am-12noon for her two new...

Authors: Marie Gage, Jim Newman, Alan Markle, Patrick Boyer, Nancy Tapley and Maggie Dunchurch. Thank you to the Huntsville & Area...

Join Maggie Dunchurch at the Huntsville Public Library on November 23rd, 2022 at 7pm as she joins other Authors for Writers Night, hosted...

Be self-aware; not self-obsessed. Be positive and purposeful in everything that you do. Remember that every action or in-action counts...

Besides writing the stories as they unfold, the best part of my journey is meeting the people who have read my books. It's always been my...

Thank you to the Sunflower Festival in Sundridge for hosting such a great event. And thank you to all those who took the time to come see...

One question I always get asked is; 'Who do you base your characters on?" Characters are an unequal mixture of people I've imagine and...

Come meet Maggie at the Sunflower Festival in Sundridge Ontario August 6th, 2022 and get your copy of Onions, Stepping Stones & Butterfly...

Through this pandemic, I find myself thinking of a conversation I had with an older man on the go-train in my early thirties. He was...

One of the most memorable moments I’ve had through this process of being published; is during the winter that Onions was in Wal-Mart. The...

I remember hearing that Stephen King was rejected for years prior to being published. He said that he would store his rejection letters in a fancy wooden box so that he could admire the journey as something to remember. So, I did just that. I bought a fancy box that held all my rejections, excluding the unopened packages. (Those could fill a warehouse!) I used the fancy box for 18 years. Two years ago, I tossed the box, but kept the contents. Recently, I paged through those

Sometimes certain scenes frighten me to write them. Although, it doesn’t take much to scare me. Sometimes, just the thought of something...

The Second Pause For several years I gave up on writing completely. During this time, the publisher continued to sell the paperback...