d. i. richardson
d. i. richardson was born in Scarborough, Ontario, Canada. He started writing seriously at the age of 18, posting his first works on the writing and reading website Wattpad. His writing has focused on love, loss, living, and learning. He prefers not to define himself in one genre as he has plans to explore and write many, ranging from YA/NA romance to horror/thriller, and cyberpunk.
A lot of the writing through the first decade was marred with childish pursuits, so as he grew apart from the old writing, he eventually changed names and began to write under a new banner.
An Important Bulletin
18 January 2024
There will be no further books written under the D. I. Richardson pen name. It has failed to grow with me in the ways I had wanted. Because of this, I am changing my general writing pen name with more information to come.
A Nursery Rhyme for Trees
1 December 2022
This book tells the story of a guy and a girl trying to not to fall in love with each other over Christmas-time in their small northern Canadian town where the Northern Lights dance and illuminate the sky.
The Colours Betwixt
2 January 2017
Edwin Flowers is a young painter and college student who has to cope with love and life. All he wants is to lead a happy life with his friends and the girl of his dreams, Fiona. But what life gives, life can taketh away. And Edwin will have to come to terms with that if he is ever to have a happy life after all.
"I love you, Edwin. I love you so much You are my light, my stars, my fresh pot of coffee. I love you."
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21 August 2015
What would you do with a few days, a stranger, and a snowed-in mall? Spencer didn't know that falling asleep in a dressing room would have such a drastic effect on her Christmas plans. Evan didn't know that the boiler room door locked behind him when he ran through it to get away from a few jerks. Neither of them planned for any of this to happen, and with a freak blizzard locking them inside a mall with no power, well, you may as well make the best of it.
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12 September 2016
D. I. Richardson's direct sequel to his first published novel.
Happy New Year, or so that's what they say. But with a new year, comes new problems for Spencer and Evan. Spencer has a past that's left her slightly traumatized to the idea of getting close and intimate with Evan, and that puts strain on her end of the relationship. Evan isn't all peachy either. Not every story has a happy ending, and they both know that.