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What, Why, How: Pat Barnes

September 6, 2021 By Linda K Sienkiewicz

Artwork by Pat Barnes

Pat Barnes has a new poetry book! Pat was originally featured on my What, Why, How blog series in March 2019. With the publication of her new poetry book, I decided to reblog her feature to include … Continue reading >>

Filed Under: What, Why, How: Inside Writing Tagged With: art, collage, Detroit, poet

Courageous Memoir of a Restless Life

August 23, 2021 By Linda K Sienkiewicz

Self examination isn’t easy. Writing about it is even harder. Nancy Owen Nelson was an army brat whose military father struggled with depression and alcoholism. She says about her family … Continue reading >>

Filed Under: Books and Reviews, Grief and Loss Tagged With: depression, memoir, nonfiction, suicide

What, Why, How Laura Rueckert

August 9, 2021 By Linda K Sienkiewicz

What: I've just released my debut YA fantasy novel A Dragonbird in the Fern. I'm usually inspired to write by "What If" questions: in this case, what if a princess had to marry someone and they … Continue reading >>

Filed Under: What, Why, How: Inside Writing Tagged With: dyslexia, fantasy, science fiction, transgender, YA science fiction

Donald H. Rumsfeld, America’s Poet Lariat

July 26, 2021 By Linda K Sienkiewicz

Found poetry: The recent passing of Donald Rumsfeld, the former Secretary of Defense, reminded me I’d found a book of his poetry that at a garage sale years ago. Well, it's not actually Rumsfeld's … Continue reading >>

Filed Under: Books and Reviews, The Writing Life Tagged With: donald rumsfeld, found poetry

What, Why, How: Kim Peters Fairley

July 19, 2021 By Linda K Sienkiewicz

What:  My second book, Shooting Out the Lights is my first memoir which will be out on July 27 through She Writes Press. I began as a visual artist. As a child I enjoyed drawing and … Continue reading >>

Filed Under: What, Why, How: Inside Writing Tagged With: memoir

puppy love is real

July 12, 2021 By Linda K Sienkiewicz

More than just pets If you believe that the love you feel for your four-legged bestie is real, science has your back. Studies show dogs affect our oxytocin levels much the same as human babies do, … Continue reading >>

Filed Under: Notes on Being Human Tagged With: Clementine the Corgi, corgi, cowboy the corgi

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