CAMERON DAWKINS WRITER
Author
ABOUT ME
Cameron has 13 years of experience in the Care Industry and specialises in supporting adults and children with learning difficulties and challenging behaviours. He has realised through communicating with a wide range of people who all have different needs and personalities; that every human being has the potential to play the leading role or become an interesting, multi-dimensional character in a novel. Being diagnosed with Borderline Personality Disorder, inspired Cameron to explore how this condition can trigger deep feelings which emerge as creative writing and story telling. He decided that by writing a novel where the main character has similar personality traits to his own, he could deal in a more holistic way with his varying emotions and use these emotions effectively to raise awareness of this disorder.
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OUR DEMONS
I’ve been working on this latest release for quite some time now, and can’t wait for you to read it. This book first started out as a side project, but soon turned into a fascinating undertaking which I couldn’t stop thinking about or writing. Get in touch to order your copy today and let me know what you think.
DON’T MISS OUT
MY EVENTS
MEET THE AUTHORBOOK SIGNING
MARCH 4TH 11AM
Come on down to Shepton Mallet Library and share a cup of tea with the author of ‘Our Demons’, Cameron Dawkins. Cameron will be there to answer questions and talk about his new crime thriller. Books will be available to purchase on the day and there will be the option having them signed with a personalised message.
BOOK SIGNING BRISTOL
TO BE CONFIRMED
Cameron will be returning to his home town
BBC RADIO SOMERSET
FEBRUARY 14TH
Cameron is going to the BBC recording studios in Taunton to meet Ben McGrail, where he will be discussing the novel and also living with BPD. The first of many Radio interviews he hopes.
BRISTOL COMMUNITY RADIO
FEBRUARY 15TH
Cameron is making his way into Bristol City centre to meet Radio host Roma Widger, to talk about being self published and the novel 'our demons'.
POD CAST RECORDING
FEBRUARY 15TH
Cameron is hot footing it straight from a radio interview to a restaurant in Bristol to meet the guys at '3 peas and a podcast' to talk about how the novel came together and how Cameron's BPD influenced the story.
MR D MACDONALD
A great take on the murder mystery/ detective genre from a gifted debut author. The imagery had me traversing the streets of Bristol with detective O'Connor in search of his next lead and had me on tenterhooks all of the way through to the books gripping climax. It's great to see an author lay the trials of dealing with mental illness out for all to see, it's certainly educated me on something I knew little about. I can't wait for the sequel and hope to be first in the queue for it!
HAYLEY M
What a great read, couldn't put it down. Also puts mental health in a positive light rather than the stereotypical negativity that surrounds this issue. Highly recommend!!!!
RICKY
This book reaches out to a lot of people, well executed for a debut novel. More to come I hope
