Old Women and Other Strangers
In this collection of essays, Linda C. Wisniewski considers the influence of helpful strangers, foreign cultures, and spiritual exploration in the light of family and heritage.
"Fantastic collection of essays - honest, emotional, and full of the author’s memories that were often relatable. I truly enjoyed this candid collection from a talented storyteller."
Karen Pokras, author of The Backyard Secrets of Danny Wexler
"This collection was a real joy. The essays, taken together, tell a story that is at once deeply personal and at the same time universal."
—- Sandra Carey Cody, author of the Jennie Connors/Riverhead Manor mystery series
Where the Stork Flies
When a woman’s search for her best life pushes away her family, it takes a pair of unlikely time travelers to teach her the meaning of unconditional love.
"... weaves elements of magical realism, the supernatural and time travel, but is at its heart a book about women, their connections to one another and to their families.”
– Susan Wagner, author of Unmuted: Voices on the Edge
“A charming story that combines a feminist perspective with the Black Madonna of Częstochowa…funny, touching, and thought provoking.”
—Lauren B. Davis, author of Even So, and The Grimoire of Kensington Market
"Beautifully written... With delightful, funny, relatable, and adorable characters, this was an entertaining and heart-warming read.”
— Rain Reads Reviews