Blog | Megan Daymond

Are There Human Anatomy Mistakes in Your Writing?

Aug 22, 2017 | Human Anatomy For Writers | 0

Have you ever watched a movie, TV show, or read a book and been put off by an obvious anatomical...

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What are Long-term Side Effects of Childhood Cancer Treatments? – Part 2

Dec 30, 2016 | Long-term side effects, Surviving Childhood Cancer | 0

In Part 1 of ‘What are Long-term Side Effects of Childhood Cancer Treatments?’ I covered the broad...

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What are Long-term Side Effects of Childhood Cancer Treatments? – Part 1

Jul 26, 2016 | Long-term side effects, Surviving Childhood Cancer | 0

Understanding your risk of late-effects I have spent most of my life as a survivor of childhood...

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Fill the Damn Silence – Speak Up!

Jun 26, 2016 | Speaking Up, Surviving Childhood Cancer | 4

Fear can stop you from speaking out. And remaining silent is much easier than taking the stand and...

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An Introduction – Why write about surviving childhood cancer?

Apr 10, 2016 | Surviving Childhood Cancer | 2

This blog is the first of many about surviving childhood cancer; based on my own experience of...

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About

Megan Daymond is a crime author, writer, and advocate for survivors of childhood cancer. Her debut crime thriller JUST PLAY ALONG, the first book in the Andy Knight Series based in Sydney’s Northern Beaches, is Out Now!

Recent Posts

Are There Human Anatomy Mistakes in Your Writing?
Aug 22, 2017 | Human Anatomy For Writers
What are Long-term Side Effects of Childhood Cancer Treatments? – Part 2
Dec 30, 2016 | Long-term side effects, Surviving Childhood Cancer
What are Long-term Side Effects of Childhood Cancer Treatments? – Part 1
Jul 26, 2016 | Long-term side effects, Surviving Childhood Cancer
Fill the Damn Silence – Speak Up!
Jun 26, 2016 | Speaking Up, Surviving Childhood Cancer
An Introduction – Why write about surviving childhood cancer?
Apr 10, 2016 | Surviving Childhood Cancer

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