Ebola, a novel

EBOLA is a fast paced, medical fact-based vision of the deadly virus narrated by popular fictional sleuth, Golden Blackmon. EBOLA, a novel is written in the rare genre of immediate historical fiction – where each day, new information is layered upon a rapidly developing palimpsest that chronicles this highly contagious scourge. Hang on to your hazmat hoods as you careen toward a frighteningly possible ending.

Dale Dapkins served in the Peace Corps in Turkey in the late sixties. Apprenticing to an Armenian merchant, he became an independent antique oriental rug dealer. Writing came later. His first novel American Broccoli and Dr. Breast was published in 1988. He won the Grand Prize in the Lorian Hemingway Short Story Competition in 1999 and again the following year, a never-repeated feat.