Linda K Sienkiewicz, Author at Linda K Sienkiewicz

Make a Book Trailer Yourself

November 21, 2013 By Linda K Sienkiewicz

No budget for a trailer? If you're an author who is dying to have a book trailer for your newest publication, but you're stuck because you don't have the budget to hire someone to make one for you, … Continue reading >>

“Try to do it” vs “Try and do it”

September 28, 2013 By Linda K Sienkiewicz

I hate to be a grammar snob, but this colloquial construction of “try and” irks me: I will try and do it. The team will try and get a touchdown on this next play. We will try and attend the … Continue reading >>

Do Mindless Activities Help a Writer?

September 24, 2013 By Linda K Sienkiewicz

When do you get your best ideas? Frosting a cake, working out, jogging, taking a shower, washing dishes, folding clothes, doodling: these are essentially mindless activities. You're not focused on … Continue reading >>

Channeling Intense Emotions with Writer Cheri L. R. Taylor

September 17, 2013 By Linda K Sienkiewicz

Susannah Suffolk struggles to defend her most public court case while she returns to Walloon Lake to arrange a funeral for her mother, in Cheri L. R. Taylor's debut novel, Leaving Walloon. Susannah is … Continue reading >>

The Mourning Hours: a Novel set in the Rural Midwest

August 25, 2013 By Linda K Sienkiewicz

In some novels, setting exists as a character of its own, exerting forces that move the story forward. One such book is The Mourning Hours, authored by Paula Treick DeBoard, which takes place in rural … Continue reading >>

Make a Book Trailer Yourself

“Try to do it” vs “Try and do it”

Do Mindless Activities Help a Writer?

Channeling Intense Emotions with Writer Cheri L. R. Taylor

The Mourning Hours: a Novel set in the Rural Midwest

Recent Blog Posts

Search

Let’s Connect!

Recent Blog Posts

Blog Tags

Search

Let’s Connect!