The Future

Upcoming Events

for By the Time I Got There and In Search of Space and Thyme

Upcoming & Recent Readings and Performances

- Live Read at Chaska Farmers Market: June 19, 2019
  
  Wednesday, 3:00-7:00 PM, City Square Park, Chaska, MN.
- Signing, Artstock: July 7-8, 2019
  
  Saturday, Sunday, Parley Lake Winery, Parley Lake, MN.
- Reading & Signing, River City Days: July 27-28, 2019
  
  Saturday, Sunday, City Square Park, Chaska, MN.

- Signing, Powderhorn Art Fair, August 3-4, 2019
  
  Powderhorn Park, Minneapolis, MN
- Signing, Twin Cities Book Festival, October 2019
  
  Dates TBA, 10:00am-5:00pm, Minnesota State Fairgrounds, 1265 Snelling Ave North, St Paul, MN.
- Arts Consortium of Carver County Writers Read, December 19, 2019
  
  ACCC Arts Center, 7924 Victoria Drive, Victoria, MN

TV Interview & Excelsior Bay Book Signing:
On the Threshold

Videos from Borders Book Signing:
Life Is a Fiction
By the Time I Got to Woodstock
The Shadow of Atlantis

In the meantime, if you can’t wait or make it to an event, By the Time I Got There eBook and In Search of Space and Thyme are now available.You can order now!
Go to amazon.com

Details to come soon.

Upcoming Release:

Room with No Walls

What happens when the present, past, and future become one, and each moment contains them all?

This novel, the third in the Chronicles of Space and Thyme series, is about people who appear to have nothing in common and are thrown together in an unlikely setting–a Midwestern welding shop. The welding shop serves as a metaphor for the task at hand. But twists of karmic fate and past-life encounters have intertwined the lives of the major characters. Two divinity school dropouts in search of spiritual direction, a Vietnam vet, an attractive Human Resources director, and a Taiwanese business magnate.

They travel through time in a struggle to forgive the unforgivable and find closure by revisiting places where events and circumstances once destroyed them. The book orbits around San Francisco, spiritual seeds sown in the sixties, and Chaska, Minnesota. This makes it nostalgic of the Summer of Love and Woodstock, yet still relevant today. With the country currently riding a wave of spiritual direction, the tenets woven into this drama offer readers esoteric themes, such as dream meanings, deja vu, reincarnation stories, out-of-body experiences enables them to view their own lives from a more expanded perspective.

Praise for Room With No Walls

“Just when you think you have it all figured out, someone like D. E. Munson comes along and scatters your image to the four winds. It’s worth a look to see how very deep the roots of your life may go.” — Debbie Johnson, Author, Exploring Past Lives to Heal the Present; and Dreams–Your Window to Heaven

“Impressive . . . well-written, a good plot, interesting characters, and a distinctive richness thanks to the interplay between the Chaska present and Indian past.” — Charles Patterson, Ph.D., Author, Editor, Last Rites, and Eternal Treblinka: Our Treatment of Animals and the Holocaust

“This book presents compelling characters and a vivid sense of place. It ties all of the elements together in a clever “arc” and makes for a great read.” — Mark Olson, Editor, Chaska Herald

“Room With No Walls is an ambitious, intricately plotted book that shows the larger picture of our life. An unexpected bonus for me was learning about native American history in Minnesota.” — Heidi Skarie, Author, Red Willow’s Quest

“I really enjoyed Room With No Walls. I’m a big Vonnegut fan and was delighted to find similarities in style between Mr. Vonnegut and D. E. Munson. I liked this book so much, I’ve given a copy of the manuscript to my friend Dom DeLuise to read.“ — Dr. Michael Stern

“Room With No Walls gave me insight into how history repeats itself intimately in the details of one’s life. A nice balance of intrigue, adventure, and a mix of history all blended together in a masterfully written novel! He not only captivated me, he left me wanting more. An excellent read and a book lover’s dream. I highly recommend it!” — Dr. John Kulick

“I thoroughly enjoyed it. I definitely recommend it to my reading group.” — Kelly Keith, Sales Consultant, Ryland Homes