Donna wrote her first novel by hand at 17 years old and began self-publishing in 2006. Kakonge is the author or contributor to 166 books and audiobooks that are mainly self-published and published by Lulu.com, plus did ghostwrite for 50 books making 212, the editor of and also including more than 7,900 postings and more on a seven-day a week daily basis on Donna Magazine since 2007 with close to billions of viewers worldwide. The magazine is free. As well, Donna Magazine is will have a special on-going "The Daily Health Journal.” As well her books are in 29 libraries and 16 bookstores and services either brick and mortar or online stores. Donna is also the editor of three upcoming books, plus currently working on a number of manuscripts. Donna Kay Cindy Kakonge has sold more than 155,166 copies of all of her books making her a best-selling author. There are 113 of her books are listed for librarians with the Library Services of Canada. These numbers do not include the books available for all of Donna KAKONGE’S books. Books translated into French, German, Italian, Spanish, and Arabic. Please search for Donna Kakonge on Google. The books sell in India, the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Germany, France, Italy, Spain, Japan, Brazil, Mexico, India, Australia, New Zealand, and Malaysia. Ingram, Kobo Books, SMASHWORDS, IBOOKSTORE, Amazon, Lulu.com, iTunes, Audible.com (ACX with Amazon), Nook, CD Baby, and Barnes & Noble as distributors. More than 86 unique titles in the Toronto Public Library (including e-books with BIBLIOBOARD.com). How To Talk To Crazy People, with six copies in the Toronto Public Library. A second edition of How to talk to crazy people, and an updated version of How to Write Creative Non-fiction – New sold all over the world. Many other of Donna KAKONGE’s books. There are five copies of How to Write Creative Non-fiction – New in the Toronto Public Library. Three Quarters is also in the Toronto Public Library with three copies. Her first literary publication published by Concordia University, a short story in Headlight Anthology, vol. 1. The Totally Unknown Writers Festival Collection 2011 is her latest published contribution in an anthology. Since 2007, she has had a multimedia online magazine called Donna Magazine currently top-ranked in Google. The Spirit of KASACBA: a Creative Non-fiction Novel published in 2015 was recently acquired by the Toronto Public Library with four copies that can be borrowed. Donna Kakonge has a long history of doing freelance writing both in print and online for various publications. She works with KTML Communications doing articles about the environment and editing books. Recently, Donna Kay Cindy Kakonge received an Ontario Arts Council grant to write a follow up to How To Talk To Crazy People called Seven, Delete. The official online book launch in English and French on Donna Magazine occurred March 30, 2018. She also offers WordPress development and on-going maintenance.