Linda K Sienkiewicz

Writing life, line by line

  • Home
  • About
    • Bio
    • Press Kit
  • Books
    • Love and Other Incurable Ailments
    • All Books
  • Blog
  • News
    • Buzz & Features
    • Events
  • Search

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 and Reviews, Notes on Being Human Tagged With: book lover, reader

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 and Reviews, The Writing Life Tagged With: family, Helen Peppe, honesty, memoir

Q&A with Author Karen Pullen on Mysteries

December 22, 2015 By Linda K Sienkiewicz

A bride is murdered an hour before she walks down the aisle, and everyone is a suspect in COLD FEET, by Karen Pullen. It may sound like a typical mystery, but it's not. The narrator is a female … Continue reading >>

Filed Under: Books and Reviews Tagged With: Fiction, mystery

Writer to Writer with Ellen Meeropol

April 2, 2015 By Linda K Sienkiewicz

On Hurricane Island by writer Ellen Meeropol is a psychological/political thriller that follows five characters involved in a nightmarish crisis at a secret terrorist interrogation center on a small … Continue reading >>

Filed Under: Books and Reviews, The Writing Life Tagged With: Ellen Meeropol, Fiction, point of view, thriller, writing

First Time Novelist at 63 – Belva Plain

March 26, 2015 By Linda K Sienkiewicz

Grandma wrote bestsellers Have you ever felt you were too old to start that novel you've always wanted to write? Belva Plain was 63 years old when her first novel, a romantic epic titled … Continue reading >>

Filed Under: Books and Reviews, The Writing Life Tagged With: books, women, writing, writing tips

Victorian Pop Fiction Writer Maria Corelli

November 13, 2012 By Linda K Sienkiewicz

Marie Corelli's 1886 novel Thelma, a Norwegian Princess resulted in a flood of baby girls named Thelma, a name she apparently created. One of those babies was my own mother, born in 1921. My … Continue reading >>

Filed Under: Books and Reviews Tagged With: feminist, Fiction, Maria Corelli, women

  • « Previous Page
  • 1
  • …
  • 7
  • 8
  • 9
  • 10
  • Next Page »

About Linda

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

Recent Posts

  • Kegels, Kenny G, and the Curse of Bad Waiting Room Music
  • In Defense of the Wild Girl Within
  • Don’t Look in the Freezer: Life with a Veterinarian
  • Art as resistance: a reminder to love
  • I finally get to share the cover of Love and Other Incurable Ailments!
  • A rainy day, a bookstore, and the woman who knew exactly what you needed
  • Switchback Time: How to Play with Structure in Your Novel

Search this blog

Categories

  • Art & Crafting
  • Book Marketing & Promo
  • Books and Reviews
  • Grief and Loss
  • Humor in Everyday Life
  • In the Context of Love
  • Love & Other Incurable Ailments
  • Notes on Being Human
  • The Writing Life
  • What, Why, How: Inside Writing

Top Posts

  • Book Art: Crafting Paper Roses
  • Blackout Poetry - as creative as you want to get
  • Gen Z “Chaos Theory” Fashion
  • What's so special about Howard Street?
  • 12 Tips to Survive a Book Festival
  • All these monstrous words: Jim Morrison
  • Sacral Torsion

Follow this Blog

Enter your email address to subscribe to Linda's blog...

  • Home
  • About
    • Bio
    • Press Kit
  • Books
    • Love and Other Incurable Ailments
    • All Books
  • Blog
  • News
    • Buzz & Features
    • Events
  • Search

SubScribe to linda's newsletter

Sign Up

Linda K Sienkiewicz

Writing life, line by line