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Diana is available for speaking engagements, interviews, and appearances, as well as group fitness training and motivational conferences and retreats. She is also happy to speak to reading, writing, and Bible study groups via telephone, Zoom, or Skype.
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Bio for Introduction
Diana has been writing all her life, starting with her own versions of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle comics when she was four. She’s always been fascinated with Greek mythology and its timeless archetypes, which greatly inspire her faith-based fantasy novels. Since becoming a mom, she’s been jotting down countless ideas for children’s books and has recently published the first two books in the picture book series, Night-Night for Little Bear.
Diana has written a number of Christian fitness books and currently writes fantasy and women’s contemporary fiction and regularly blogs at dianaandersontyler.com. When she isn’t teaching and playing with her fantastic children, writing, or working out, she can be found on coffee/Scrabble/Jeopardy! dates with her husband, listening to podcasts, reading novels, biographies, and parenting books, and playing with her highly rambunctious Giant Schnauzers, Zelda and Jocko and troublemaking Jack Russell Terrier, Crockett.
Sales Copy:
“Diana Anderson-Tyler’s writing is vivid and lively. Her characters and the situations they go through feel authentic and incredibly relatable. I highly recommend this encouraging book.” – Amazon reviewer of Armor for Orchids
“For a faith-filled journey full of ups, downs, side roads, and the guiding light of fate that looks a lot like Orchids, take the dive into the world of Armor for Orchids. A book for the health of your soul, you will never regret reading it.” – Amazon reviewer of Armor for Orchids
“The author makes faith such a crucial necessity in this story. I felt I was reading more than just a book with interesting characters and a well-thought-out plot. I felt like I was reading an invaluable message woven into a uniquely captivating story. And sometimes, we need little messages like that to help us find our way again—to remind us of what it’s like to stand against the giants in the name of something even greater, to give it all for a cause that’s bigger than ourselves.” – Amazon reviewer of Age of the Ashers
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