Frequently Asked Questions
Author & Book FAQs
Q: What inspired you to write the Traumacore series?
A: Traumacore was born from my own journey through trauma, healing, and resilience. I wanted to create a safe space in literature for survivors to feel seen, validated, and understood, while also shedding light on the hidden dynamics of abuse and recovery.
Q: What are the books in the Traumacore series?
A: The series includes Triggered, LoveBomb, Gaslit, Discarded, and Traumabond. Each title reflects a stage or dynamic in abusive relationships, written with raw honesty and hope for healing.
Q: What is the Legacy series about?
A: Legacy is a historical-meets-modern reimagining of remarkable women throughout history-figures like Giulia Tofana, Grace O’Malley, Mary Queen of Scots, and Harriet Tubman. It blends historical accuracy with fresh perspectives to explore the morally grey choices and bravery of women who shaped history.
Q: Do your books have trigger warnings?
A: Yes. I believe in informed storytelling. Each book includes a list of content warnings so readers can decide if the material is right for them.
Q: Where can I get your books?
A: My books are available on https://www.barnesandnoble.com/s/%22Dawn%20Howe%22?Ntk=P_key_Contributor_List&Ns=P_Sales_Rank&Ntx=mode+matchall, and I often share signed copies or special editions directly through my site.
🎙️ Podcast FAQs
Q: What is your podcast about?
A: My podcast, The Healing Hollow (formerly TraumaCore), is a space for survivors, storytellers, and truth-seekers. We explore trauma, healing, and growth through personal stories, historical insights, and meaningful conversations.
Q: Why did you start a podcast?
A: I wanted to create a community that feels less like a lecture and more like a conversation around healing, storytelling, and reclaiming your voice.
Q: Who is your podcast for?
A: It’s for anyone navigating their own healing journey, survivors of abuse, and those curious about the deeper stories behind trauma and resilience.
✍️ Author Career FAQs
Q: How long have you been writing?
A: I’ve been writing for most of my life, but I officially began publishing books in 2025. Writing has always been both a passion and a way of processing my own experiences.
Q: What themes do you write about?
A: My work explores trauma, resilience, empowerment, historical narratives, and morally grey choices. I’m drawn to raw, emotional storytelling that validates real-life struggles.
Q: Do you offer speaking, interviews, or workshops?
A: Yes! I love sharing my story and connecting with audiences. I’m available for podcast guesting, panel discussions, author talks, and writing workshops.