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Love at 350° A delicious romance-comedy

October 30, 2023 By Linda K Sienkiewicz

Welcome fellow Detroit author, Lisa Peers, to my blog: Lisa Peers and I met many years ago at a Detroit Working Writers Conference. I remember her sitting at the table in the conference room with … Continue reading >>

Filed Under: Books and Reviews Tagged With: Fiction, LGBTQ, Publishing, romance

Sleepwalker Reviewed in MER

August 21, 2023 By Linda K Sienkiewicz

Grateful I’m so pleased to share this review by poet Joy Gaines-Friedler that appeared in MER: Motherhood, Literature, Art. The other day I saw an infant t-shirt for sale that read “I come … Continue reading >>

Filed Under: Books and Reviews, Grief and Loss Tagged With: book review, sleepwalker

Unboxing Sleepwalker

June 8, 2023 By Linda K Sienkiewicz

My author copies arrived! Here's a short short of me opening the box to what I consider the most important book I've written, my poetry chapbook, Sleepwalker. It's exciting and also a little … Continue reading >>

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The book I never wanted to write

January 30, 2023 By Linda K Sienkiewicz

Sleepwalker: I'm proud to announce publication of my fifth poetry chapbook, Sleepwalker. This collection contains the poems I never wanted to write, the ones I fought against writing for years. … Continue reading >>

Filed Under: Books and Reviews, Grief and Loss, Notes on Life Tagged With: books, family, grief, poetry, suicide, writing

Jim Daniels: The Human Engine at Dawn

January 9, 2023 By Linda K Sienkiewicz

The Human Engine at Dawn is Michigan native Jim Daniels' newest chapbook of poems, published by Wolfson Press. That's his grandfather on the cover, on the left, working on an engine at the Packard … Continue reading >>

Filed Under: Books and Reviews Tagged With: Detroit, poetry

Should parents censor what their kids read?

June 6, 2022 By Linda K Sienkiewicz

What is acceptable reading material for your child? It's a legit question, especially since banning books by some schools has in turn created a demand for these books. Suppose your middle … Continue reading >>

Filed Under: Books and Reviews, Notes on Life Tagged With: banned books, book censorship, family, parental guidance

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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