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Kimberly Sigafus

Biography

Native American author, Kimberly Sigafus, is from Freeport, Illinois. An internationally-published, award-winning author, her writing includes both Native American fiction and non-fiction. A hybrid author, Kim is both traditionally and self-published.She’s won several awards for her work, including the Lena D. Myers Award for historical writing, and the Faith and Freedom Award for her eagle photography and accompanying poem. Her book, Native Writers, Voices of Power, which was co-written with writing partner Lyle Ernst, was recognized by the USA Best Book Awards in the children's non-fiction category. The book was also a finalist for the Next Generation Indie Book Awards.

An Ojibwa, her family is from the White Earth Indian Reservation in Minnesota. She crafts dream catchers and talking feathers, and drums and sings. In her native Ojibwa regalia, Kim travels around the Midwest presenting Native American programs. An accomplished speaker, Kim has spoken at libraries, conferences, retreats, individual group gathers, and reading councils.

Kim is married, and her and Andy have six grown children. They reside in a 120 year-old Victorian house with their two dogs and Benny, their lovable cat. The author can be reached through her website: kimberlysigafus.com. Her print books can be obtained through Amazon.com.

Smashwords Interview

What is the greatest joy of writing for you?
Finishing it. Just kidding...sort of. I get the greatest joy from surprising people. I make sure a storyline is headed in one direction, and then make a sharp left. It keeps people from getting bored (I hope), and also makes it fun for me.
Who are your favorite authors?
Nora Roberts is a favorite author. She is someone who writes in little twists and plays by her own rules. I like Diana Palmer, also.
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Where to find Kimberly Sigafus online

Website: http://kimberlysigafus.com
Blog: http://mciverpublishing.com

Where to buy in print

http://amazon.com

Series

The Mida by
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The mystically-powerful carnival takes people in to heal from their pasts. Eventually the carnival brings their carnies back home so that they can deal with what made them run in the first place. Each will have to make the decision to stay in their own time or stay with the carnival. There are eight main characters in the series, and each will have their own book which tells their story.
The Mida
Price: $0.99 USD.
The Mida Book Two, Finding Genny
Price: $1.99 USD.
The Mida Book Three, Destiny of Darkness and Light
Price: $2.99 USD.

Books

Winds of Release, The Mida Book 5 by
Price: $2.99 USD. Words: 85,450. Language: English. Published: April 26, 2019 . Categories: Fiction » Visionary & metaphysical
Frank's back in 1913 NE where he has a wife and child. He's running from his debt, his marriage, and his conscience. Working as the local vet, he's now traded his simple life for something more. As he tries to remove himself from a danger that threatens Clara and Eva’s lives, he knows a tornado is headed their way which will destroy everything he loves and has worked for...including the carnival.
The Mida Book Four - Perilous Choices by
Price: $2.99 USD. Words: 104,090. Language: English. Published: October 7, 2017 . Categories: Fiction » Visionary & metaphysical
The Mida Book Four - Perilous Choices Book Four of The Mida series finds the carnival's fat lady back home in Freeport, Illinois in 1893. Blamed for a crime she had to do to save herself, she is once again pursued by her brother for the death of her father. He's as determined to bring her to justice, and she is to live her life on her own terms.
The Mida Book Three, Destiny of Darkness and Light by
Series: The Mida. Price: $2.99 USD. Words: 81,090. Language: American English. Published: August 4, 2016 . Categories: Fiction » Cultural & ethnic themes » Cultural interest, general
The time traveling carnival has arrived in 1965 Prairie Bluff, Wisconsin. Now that Sarah is back, she wants to stay. The problem is she is married to Frank, the carnival’s creature whisperer and he can’t stay behind with her. She also discovers her family tree has a complicated branch. Her decision to stand in the darkness or the light will affect not only her, but the safety of the carnival.
The Mida Book Two, Finding Genny by &
Series: The Mida. Price: $1.99 USD. Words: 74,130. Language: English. Published: July 10, 2016 . Categories: Fiction » Themes & motifs » Spiritual & metaphysical
Carter woke up one morning to find he was back in 1934 St. Paul, Minnesota. He ran from there when he found out his wife had been shot and killed by the mob. Now he’s discovered she’s alive, but on the run. Carter has one week to find her, and turns to the syndicate’s right hand man. Although he’s the one who shot her, he knows where she is. He hasn’t turned her in because he’s in love with her…
The Mida by &
Series: The Mida. Price: $0.99 USD. Words: 86,460. Language: American English. Published: May 7, 2014 . Categories: Fiction » Cultural & ethnic themes » Cultural interest, general
The Mida is a mystically-powerful, time-traveling carnival, a place for its people to hide from the world until they have to face the reality of their pasts. The first book in an eight book series, finds Mesa back in 1952 Farmingdale, IA. There she must deal with a murder, her now-grown son who thought she was dead, and Jiibay, a dark Ojibwa spirit set on taking over the carnival.

Kimberly Sigafus' tag cloud

buffalo bill cody    cajun    cajun wiccan    carnies    carnival    creature whisperer    dark spirit    gifted people    healer    healer with special powers    magical realism    medium    midewiwan    midwest fiction    mystical    mystical drama    mystically powerful    native american    ojibwa    paranormal    paranormal fiction    seer    tarot reader    telekenesis    telekenetic    time travel    wicca    wicca magic