Linda K Sienkiewicz

Writing life, line by line

From Highclere to King Tut: The Story Behind Katherine Kirkpatrick’s historical novel

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Historical novel To Chase the Glowing Hours

From childhood travels abroad to standing awestruck before Tutankhamun’s golden mask at the Met, Katherine Kirkpatrick has long carried a fascination with history and Egypt’s mysteries. Shaped by both … Continue reading >>

From Treadle to Kenmore: A Family Sewing Legacy That Outlasts JoAnn Fabrics

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1976 Kenmore Sewing Machine

Passing Down a Sewing Legacy: My grandmother Elsie taught me basics of hand sewing. My mother sewed clothes and doll dresses for me, and then taught me sewing on her Singer treadle machine. I still … Continue reading >>

Reclaiming the Self: Suzanne Manser PhD on Healing Childhood Wounds

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Suzanne Manser, PhD whose memoir I Hate You deals with mother wounds.

Suzanne Manser, PhD, is a therapist and author whose work empowers people in healing from childhood wounds and reclaiming their self-worth. Her debut memoir and companion journal reflect her core … Continue reading >>