Welcome to Davinna K's Website
Davinna K. is a new writer with a fresh outlook on science-fiction, fantasy, and other-world lifeforms. Raised in the ‘big sky’ State of Montana, she knows about long distances between destinations. Davinna K. now resides in Texas.
The classic movie, FORBIDDEN PLANET launched her imagination and, at the age of ten, Sci-Fi was in her blood. Along with that came the desire to write. Her Mother bought her a portable Remington Holiday typewriter in 1963 and she still has it. Today, retired, she is almost glued to the computer desk keyboard. To her, writing is the greatest gift she can offer.
Joy and love are an integral Davinna K. quality. She loves America and her cartoon strip ‘Christopher T. Twinkles’ was adopted by the First Cavalry Division during the first gulf war. Davinna’s love of adventure, curiosity about outer space, and her self-reliance is evident in her writing. As a child, she tried to build a backyard child-size play rocket ship from old throwaway wood so she could pretend to be in space. She once built a dragster in a bottle and made her own tools even though it took her six months to complete.
In another project, Davinna created her own rigging (both fixed and running) on a model clipper ship. Then she studied watch construction and reconditioned old windup watches, just to study how they worked. Later, she designed and built her own slot cars. About the age of twelve, Davinna began writing short stories, which became lyrics and composing music composition (lLonghand).
She sketched and painted pictures of old buildings. Several of which she sold. In junior high and high school, Davinna started drawing original cartoon figures for her strips.
In her twenties, Davinna restored several old Harley-Davidsons. She rode Harleys from coast to coast until rather recently. She is known to have repaired the roof of her home, by herself, after reaching retirement age.
She also holds a ministry of music certificate for her musical ability and for her work entertaining at senior citizen retirement homes. Retired now, her passion remains writing.
Davinna is also a veteran of the Vietnam War (1967), another way in which she showed her love of country.
