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What, Why, How: Vasundhara Tolia

March 16, 2020 By Linda K Sienkiewicz

What: I was born in Kolkata, India and received an excellent education there. I became a doctor and I traveled across half the world to get further training in medicine to US. Initially, I always … Continue reading >>

Filed Under: What, Why, How: Inside Writing Tagged With: art, painting

What, Why, How: Amanda Schmidt

February 24, 2020 By Linda K Sienkiewicz

What: I write adventure novels which fall into the Fantasy genre, and one that is Dystopian.  I have fans both male and female in all different age groups (middle school, high school, college, my … Continue reading >>

Filed Under: What, Why, How: Inside Writing Tagged With: dystopian, fantasy

Dog Days at the Park

February 17, 2020 By Linda K Sienkiewicz

With temps in the low 40s and the sun shining brightly, rare for mid-February, lots of folks were walking their pooches in the city park on Sunday. Many were dressed in fancy coats too. Big, but … Continue reading >>

Filed Under: Notes on Life Tagged With: Daily walk, dogs

What, Why, How: Cindy Hampel

February 10, 2020 By Linda K Sienkiewicz

What: I’ve written two books in the genre of self-help and spirituality. The first, published in 2011, is It’s Not Personal: Lessons I’ve Learned from Dealing with Difficult Behavior. In the … Continue reading >>

Filed Under: What, Why, How: Inside Writing Tagged With: nonfiction, self-help, spirituality

What, Why, How: Kristine E. Brickey

January 27, 2020 By Linda K Sienkiewicz

What:  My writing varies tremendously depending on the day. My published works are best characterized as Realistic Fiction/Women's Lit/YA. However, I also write memoir, multiple fictional genres, … Continue reading >>

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

Public Accidents and the Walk of Shame

January 8, 2020 By Linda K Sienkiewicz

At the Detroit Opera House, David Sedaris told a story about the "walk of shame" involving an elderly man who shat himself in an airplane. Apparently everyone within proximity heard the man's daughter … Continue reading >>

Filed Under: Notes on Life Tagged With: confession, embarrassment, empathy, shame, sympathy

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Author, poet, artist, cynical optimist, corgi aficionado, crafter & klutz with just enough ADHD to keep it spinning. More here.

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Linda K Sienkiewicz

Writing life, line by line