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Revere Native, Dianne C. Braley, Publishes Second Novel

YouTube Webinar: Koehler Books Publishing

Book Marketing Webinar with Bestselling Authors Dianne C. Braley and Dean Cycon

Featured on Recovery Today Magazine

Recovery Today Magazine (Issue #87, Page 79) – The Road of Addiction Has Many Travelers

Featured on Hear Us Roar Podcast

199: Dianne Braley- Author of The Silence in the Sound

Dianna Carney on NewsBreak

Local Nurse Publishes Novel That “Shows Addiction’s Devastating and Long-Lasting Effects

Literary Titan: Growing Up In Addiction (Interview)

Inspiration for the book came from plenty of things, but if not for William Styron, the Pulitzer-prize-winning author probably best known for his book Sophie’s Choice..

Eassy: Times were Different Then

It’s a statement you sometimes hear older people saying, usually in an attempt to excuse bad behavior or a past failure…

Author Interview: ‘The Silence in the Sound’

On the picturesque island of Martha’s Vineyard, an ailing celebrity novelist’s famous book about a choice helps his young nurse make a heartrending one of her own.

The Boston Podcast: Author Interview

Dianne Braley’s novel, The Silence in the Sound, has already won a Firebird Book Award. The book is a coming-of-age story

Suanne Schafer: Book Review

The Silence in the Sound is a dual timeline novel, switching back and forth from the story past to the story present.

Sarahlyn Bruck: Author Spotlight

Excited to have Dianne C. Braley on the blog this week to chat about her novel, The Silence in the Sound.

The Next Best Book Club: Interview

Bored with the same old fashioned author interviews you see all around the blogosphere? Well, this series is a fun, new, literary spin on the ole Would You Rather game.

Revere Journal: Host Book Signing

Dianne Cabelus Braley is a proud, published author of Unheard Whispers and The Silence of the Sound. On September 14th she will be at Mission on the Beach from 5:00-7:00 p.m. for a book signing.

JeanBookNerd: Author Interview

Dianne C. Braley is a registered nurse with a passion for music, poetry, and literature. Dianne has been featured in various online and printed publications, including Today’s Dietician and Scrubs Magazine.

YOUTHFUL CHASTITY

Through blurry eyes, I notice a bottle of water on the nightstand. I ferociously attack it fumbling with the cap. The liquid can’t get down my throat fast enough, and I spill half of it on my chest

Hospital at Home: What You Need to Know

In today’s’ climate of massive healthcare systems, giant hospitals and urgent cares sit on every corner. It seems that the days of smaller, more personalized medicine is a thing of the past- or is it?

Time To Feed My Reads: Interview

A raw, gritty New Englander, Dianne C. Braley found love for the written word early on, reading and creating stories while trying to escape hers..

We Magazine for Women: Author Interview

Dianne cabelus braley is a registered nurse blogger and freelance writer. Dianne has contributed to various online as well as printed publications such as today’s dietician

Snowflakes in a Blizzard: Book Featured

On the picturesque island of Martha’s Vineyard, an ailing celebrity novelist’s famous book about a choice helps his young nurse make a heartrending one of her own.

Women Writers, Women's Books: My Writing Journey

Unwrapping the thick silver paper sprinkled with snowflakes, I stared at the pink leather book trimmed with gold edging.

Do I Want To Be A Nurse?

I think many of us ask ourselves, “Should I be a nurse?” before making the decision to go to nursing school. I have some friends that said they knew that they wanted to be a nurse from very early on and speak of it as some type of “calling.”

A Pause

I hadn’t been to the mountains during the warmer months in quite some time and forgot how beautiful it is. My husband was driving slowly behind the group while my little wire-haired terrier Buddy was perched…

What Remains." Great publication

It was too soon to date again when I met my now-husband. I should have been ready, but I wasn’t and never thought I would be. Coming out of my first marriage’s twisted wreckage

Remembering Mr. Styron

As a former Island resident, and now part-time summer one, I found myself thinking, as of late with all that’s going on in the world, of my time with one of the Island’s own, William Styron, who sadly left us some time ago.

WELL READ Magazine Post on issuu.com

Lagniappe – Fiction is Never Truly Fiction by Dianne C. Braley

Featured on mvtimes.com

M.V. Ocean Academy: Teamwork made this dream work

Kathi Scrizzi Driscoll on Cape Cod Times

Fantasy, drama and help for mental illness: 5 new books by Cape Cod and Islands-connected authors

On Mic Podcast: Interviews

Poet and novelist Dianne C. Braley joins us to talk about her terrific book, “The Silence in the Sound.”

Author Ecke YouTube Interviews

Tell Us Your Story. The channel also includes short films for our novels.

S3, Episode 4: ATWT Interviews

A bi-weekly podcast about living the writing life.

Author Blurb: Author Interview

Author Blurb Podcast by Eric Maynard interviewed Dianne C. Braley. The podcast is available on YouTube and Spotify.

Revere Journal: Featured Author

Revere native, Dianne C. Braley’s novel, The Silence in the Sound, has won the NYC Big Book Award.

MINDY MCGINNIS: Guest Post

If there’s one thing that many aspiring writers have few clues about, it’s the submission process.

Silver's Reviews: Spotlight

A beautifully-written and riveting tale of love, resilience, friendship, devotion, and the heartbreaking impacts of addiction. Braley does a masterful job weaving George’s quest for love and peace

DIY MFA: Five Tips on Character Development When Writing About Starting Over

Creating characters in our books is never entirely straightforward, and so many are influenced by our own lives and the people in them; one might think it would make writing them easier, but that’s not always the case.

Q&As with Deborah Kalb

Q&A with Dianne C. Braley

Last Call Blog: Book Review

This month’s blog post is a guest post from my friend, Dianne Braley. Dianne is familiar with growing up in an alcoholic household – like most of us are – and wanted to share her thoughts and also highlight her new book

MINDY MCGINNIS: Is Fiction Ever Really Fiction?

There is a saying in fiction writing that nothing is entirely fiction. I’d be interested in speaking to someone who disagrees with that statement.

Morgan Hazelwood: Writer In Progress

A registered nurse with a passion for music, poetry, and literature

Nurse Buff: Nursing Your Dreams

I know some of us grew up wanting to be a nurse from an early age, but a good deal of us didn’t and came to this profession in various ways.

Run

Shoving all my socks down deep inside the duffel. The pink one I borrowed from Sam.
Throwing open my dresser, where is my sweater? It may get cold there—somewhere.

Letter to the Editor

Her porcelain face and pink stained cheeks a fixture on my dresser—Betty. Her spidery dark lashes awning her blue glass eyes one stuck, half shut. Her new gown is lovely. Mom’s friend made it

Hands

My mother’s hands frail and worked. Her crepey paper fingers and running rivers of lines pass along the hilly blue mounds of veins. Many cultures stand proud of ages proof as it displays wisdom

Wu-Tang Forever

I perk my ears hearing the familiar beat, although I can’t pinpoint the song hearing the bass from my teenage son’s room. “Cash rules everything around me, C.R.E.A.M., get the money,”

The Covid Perception Disparity

The familiar ding rings out from my phone. I pick it up. GRADUATION PARTY, it reads, with the date and time. I sip my morning coffee, curious. It’s been months since I received an invite..

The Maura Murray Experience

I hadn’t been to the mountains during the warmer months in quite some time and forgot how beautiful it is. My husband was driving slowly behind the group while my little wire-haired terrier Buddy was perched…

 

A gritty New Englander, Dianne C. Braley found love for the written word early on, reading and creating stories while trying to escape hers, growing up in the turbulent world of alcoholism. After putting her pencil down for a time, she became a registered nurse finding strength and calm in caring for those who couldn’t care for themselves. Still, she never lost her drive to write, and later she found her passion again on the island of Martha’s Vineyard with the help of a famous author who became her friend and motivator.

Currently, Dianne and her family, both human, furry, and feathered, are firmly planted in a small town north of Boston but not far enough away to lose her city edge. Still, she escapes to the Vineyard every summer, picking up her pencil, resetting herself, and writing in the place that again inspired it. The Silence in the Sound is her debut novel.

Media Inquiries:

Christopher Stephens (CP Media Management) cstephens@mediamanag.com

Dianne C. Braley diannecbraley@gmail.com