Debra Bowman
Daughter, Sister, Mother, Wife,
Career Woman, and Author
Born in the 1950s in Arlington, Virginia, Debra Bowman is a woman with exceptional storytelling skills and natural talent for words. See her magic unfold between the pages of her debut novel, Subtle Sublimity, The Magic of Fantastical Tactics which is guaranteed to take you on a journey inward.
Career
Debra is a two-time graduate of San Jose State University in San Jose, California, where she earned a Bachelor of Science Degree in Finance and a Master’s Degree in Business Administration. Her lifelong interest in behavioral science inspired her to broaden her studies to include a minor in Psychology.
Personal Life
Debra lives in Silicon Valley with her husband and standard poodle. She's a retired financial services professional and now has the luxury of time to travel and visit relatives and friends throughout the United States and Canada
as often as possible.
Philosophy
As someone who spent most of her life in leadership roles, Debra believes that decision-making requires the equal deployment of the heart and the brain. She promotes this philosophy in her book, where the protagonist must find the balance between reason and brewing emotions.
Featured Book Subtle Sublimity
Subtle Sublimity is a perfect blend of fantasy and reality. The author skillfully juxtaposes life challenges from the workplace, romance, and family against a backdrop of fantastical elements as she conveys a heartfelt story about personal growth, acceptance, and forgiveness. Does Addie land on her feet after a gobsmacking event that abruptly ended her career? Can she reconcile the perceived absence of celebration where it most certainly should have been present? And how can she ever resolve decades of generational trauma? Join Addie on her roller-coaster journey through a series of ups and downs and see if she can arrive at a place that replaces unpleasantries with strength, hope, and optimism. There’s only one way to learn her secrets. Get your copy today.
I felt so related to Addie. As a woman in my late 40s with years of unresolved issues, I can feel her. It felt like such a personal story as if someone was talking to me directly.
JANICE
This is a one-of-a-kind book. The way Bowman made self-assessment and healing fantastical is truly remarkable and a great initiation for making kids more in sync with their emotions. We can teach mental health with this approach to young audiences by making it all fun and games. I feel like this is a breakthrough in the neo-fantasy genre.
MATTHEW
I’m absolutely in love with this book. I couldn’t put it down once I picked it up. Before I realized it, I was already halfway through.
KIMBERLY