Meet Doug Dillon
Writing about the strange, weird, unusual and historical – for adults, teens and children.
Doug is a husband, father, grandfather, wood carver, meditator, former educator, former program director in a United Way agency social service agency, author, freelance writer and blogger living in Central Florida.
Doug’s Latest Nonfiction Book
Carl Jung, Hauntings, and Paranormal Coincidences
Inspired by the personal paranormal experiences of famed Swiss Psychiatrist, Carl Jung, this book thrusts readers beyond the reality we know and into realms that defy understanding.
“This book is a part of all of us. The journey that we are all taking is inherently connected to those stories told in this book, written with so much joy, curiosity, and intelligence . . .”
—Steven Ballou, Psychotherapist and Adjunct Faculty/Psychology, Southern New Hampshire University
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From The Gallery
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St. Augustine, FL National Cemetery -
Spanish Colonial Soldiers, St. Augustine, FL -
Coquina: Historic building material, St. Augustine, FL -
Start of the Second Seminole War in Florida -
From Doug Dillon’s Carving Photo Gallery -
Bridge of Lions, St. Augustine, FL -
Flagler College rotunda, St. Augustine, FL -
Castillo de San Marcos, St. Augustine, FL
From The Blog
Kamala Harris: The Nation’s Happy Warrior
Like the 32nd U.S. President, Franklin D. Roosevelt, Vice President Kamala Harris is America’s current Happy Warrior. That smile you see, that wonderful laugh, that’s the positive joy of great leadership so badly needed in this country. Kamala Harris’ smile and laughter are...
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Creating a SAFE Family COVID Bubble Plan
When COVID hit last March, my wife, Barbara and I, like a lot of older people with health conditions, pretty much isolated ourselves in our home here in Central Florida. That isolation included separating from our daughter, her husband, and our granddaughter, as well as our son, who all live in...
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Black Lives Matter: St. Augustine, Florida 1906 Onward
The wonderful picture above was taken in the depth of the Jim Crow era. The date, sometime in 1906 and the location was the historic city of St. Augustine, Florida. And yet, somehow, despite living under the crushing legal and cultural racism of that time, the beautiful faces and physical...
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