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Book Lights radio with Lisa Kessler presents Author Dwayne Clayden

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Send us Fan MailDwayne Clayden combines his knowledge and experience as a police officer and paramedic to write crime thrillers. His first novel, Crisis Point, was a finalist for the 2015 Crime Writers of Canada Arthur Ellis Award.Dwayne’s vast experience in emergency services spans over 40 years, and includes work as a police officer, paramedic, tactical paramedic, firefighter, emergency medical services (EMS) chief, educator, and academic chair.He is a popular speaker at conferences and to writing groups presenting on realistic police, medical and paramedic procedures.The co-author of four paramedic textbooks, he has spoken internationally at EMS conferences for the past three decades.He is a member of the Board of Directors for the Crime Writers of Canada and the Alexandra Writers’ Centre Society.You can learn more at: https://dwayneclayden.com/And for more about host Lisa Kessler visit http://Lisa-Kessler.comBook Lights - shining a light on good books!

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Send us Fan Mail Dwayne Clayden combines his knowledge and experience as a police officer and paramedic to write crime thrillers. His first novel, Crisis Point, was a finalist for the 2015 Crime Writers of Canada Arthur Ellis Award.Dwayne’s vast experience in emergency services spans over 40 years, and includes work as a police officer, paramedic, tactical paramedic, firefighter, emergency medical services (EMS) chief, educator, and academic chair.He is a popular speaker at con...

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