Love, Philadelphia

Take a poetical journey by train from North Carolina to Philadelphia in these poems that celebrate all things Philly and train rides, too!

So honored to receive this blurb from accomplished poet and writer, Juelz Davenport:
“This book was awesome! Growing up, taking the train made “Love, Philadelphia” special. Every part melted into the next. LB captured what so many of us overlook, the details and simplicity of life. LB brought me into her world and brought back so many memories of those train rides as a kid. I recommend this book to the frequent traveler or someone thinking of taking a trip but may be reluctant. This book captures every reason you should take that trip.” ~Juelz Davenport, author of “In My Eyes” urban poetry and “Penned in Pennsylvania”

Currently #24 in Philadelphia Pennsylvania Travel Books on Amazon!

https://www.amazon.com/Love-Philadelphia-Lb-Sedlacek/dp/B0HQB1GGYT

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Your Morning Sizzle!

New poems exploring hotel sewing kits, paint, graffiti, art, basilisks, and a whammy. This poetry book explores anything and everything that could happen to you, in the morning or otherwise.

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“Branches” reception

Really enjoyed great art and literature as well as reading my poem “The Lost Art of Making Lists” at the reception for the new issue of “Branches.” It’s a wonderful literary magazine publication and I’m honored to have had my poem accepted along with my short story “The Jukebox.”

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New E-book “Plain Paper”

I’ve always enjoyed reading, especially self-help and nonfiction books about life, inspiration, finding your way, and simply getting through the everyday. I also love quotes—and I love to write.

Over the years, I’ve collected quite a few journals. They’ve come in all shapes, sizes, colors, and styles, yet I rarely wrote in them. I even had enough to fill a bookshelf.

That changed when I received a journal inspired by one of my favorite singers. For some reason, this one made me want to actually write. The only other journal I had really used was a tiny notebook I bought at the Library of Congress, where I scribbled occasional, obscure thoughts.

What you’re about to read grew from the pages of that “real” journal.

These are my thoughts, observations, reflections, and ideas as they came to me. I hope as you read, you’ll find something that makes you think, smile, reflect, or perhaps even see something in a new way.

You can learn more here: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HLR4PM9P

by lbsedlacek