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Realizing River City: a memoir

December 19, 2016 By Linda K Sienkiewicz

Being nice is fine unless... Rare is the person who can look honestly at their life and relationship patterns, and then act on what they see. Many of us stumble through, blaming bad luck or bad … Continue reading >>

Filed Under: Books Tagged With: memoir, relationships

Dark Twin combines fantasy and horror

December 12, 2016 By Linda K Sienkiewicz

Dark Twin, Coin of Rulve: Book Two is “A richly-imagined tale of the struggle between the persistence of goodness and the corruption of power within the heart of a single youth—an absorbing follow-up … Continue reading >>

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Searching for Nannie B., a Memoir

December 8, 2016 By Linda K Sienkiewicz

Imagine a woman erased from her family's history. Imagine her being buried in a small town cemetery with no identifying markers on her gravestone, other than she was somebody's wife. What's more, … Continue reading >>

Filed Under: Books Tagged With: family, grief, history, loss, memoir

A woman who reads while she walks

November 7, 2016 By Linda K Sienkiewicz

How can anyone read a book while they walk? I've seen this woman in the Mount Avon Cemetery before, book held in one hand, eyes fixed on the page, as she winds her way through. She walks briskly, too, … Continue reading >>

Filed Under: Books, It's Personal Tagged With: book lover, reader

Finding Alaina – New Release by Meg Farrell

May 14, 2016 By Linda K Sienkiewicz

Author Meg Farrell was born and raised in Mississippi, where she and her husband still make their home. Always a voracious reader, Meg dreamed that one day she would become a writer. She completed the … Continue reading >>

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Helen Peppe on Honesty and Memoir: Pigs Can’t Swim

February 28, 2016 By Linda K Sienkiewicz

Helen Peppe's memoir, Pigs Can't Swim, is a pinnacle of family dysfunction: funny, heart wrenching, stupefying and sometimes infuriating. Her parents' insistence on nonsensical rules, old wive's tales … Continue reading >>

Filed Under: Books, Writing Tagged With: family, Helen Peppe, honesty, memoir

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Award- winning writer, poet & artist. Cynical optimist. Super klutz. Corgi fan. Author of two novels, a children's picture book, and five poetry chapbooks. More here.

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