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It’s Official—The Christmas Season Has Begun (and So Has Hurry Down the Chimney!)
Every year, Christmas music sweeps across the radio waves, transforming our everyday shopping experiences and public outings into a sleigh-bell extravaganza, whether we like it or not.

E. E. Lawson
3 days ago1 min read


Hurry Down the Chimney is Now Available for Pre-Order!
Every story starts with a spark.
Meet Hurry Down the Chimney characters Ira Silverman and Judy Jacobs on Nov. 5, 2025. Pre-Order now.
For me, it came one December when I found a 2017 Los Angeles Times article about Philip Springer, the composer of Santa Baby. In it was a video of then 91-year-old Mr. Springer reflecting on writing the song. He laughed as he recalled how he and lyricist Joan Javits dashed it off in 1953—never imagining it would become a Christmas class

E. E. Lawson
Oct 73 min read


Holiday Rom-Com ARC Signups: Hurry Down the Chimney
Holiday Rom-Com, Hurry Down the Chimney, coming November 5, 2025 to Amazon and Kindle Unlimited. For the past several months, I’ve been...

Shadow Dance Stories
Sep 162 min read


Behind the Cover: A Peek at the Making of Absolution + A Giveaway!
I’ve spent the last two years wearing every hat—writer, content editor, cover designer, formatter, and publicist—to bring Absolution to life. With launch just five days away, I’m inviting you behind the scenes (and into a giveaway of five signed paperbacks!)—enter via my mailing list, Facebook, or Instagram by June 30 for a chance to win.

E. E. Lawson
Jun 253 min read


From True Crime to Fiction: The 1982 Tylenol Murders and the Making of Absolution
What if the most haunting unsolved crime of the 1980s inspired a novel of guilt, silence, and redemption? In In 1982, seven people died after taking Tylenol laced with cyanide. The killer was never caught. That mystery stayed with me for years—and ultimately inspired the story behind Absolution. This is how fiction helped me imagine the closure we never got.

E. E. Lawson
Jun 102 min read


Seeking Redemption… and ARC Readers
In 1982, cyanide-laced Tylenol claimed seven lives—and the killer was never found. That chilling reality stuck with me for 20 years. Absolution is my attempt to imagine what might happen if someone knew more than they let on.

E. E. Lawson
May 282 min read


Opening the Door (and Sweeping Out the Dust)
If you’re reading this, you’ve wandered onto the freshly painted front porch of my author website—watch your step, the varnish is still...

E. E. Lawson
May 22 min read
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