Janice Lynch Schuster Reviews

Janice Lynch Schuster is an award-winning nonfiction author and essayist, in addition to a poet and illustrator. Her very first illustrated book, "What Are Moms For?" Is available today via Amazon. Janice turned to drawing , an art form new to her after struggling to cope with despair over the death of her grandmother. She has since written and illustrated that an whole assortment of books within this collection, which will consist of grandmothers, fathers, friends, dogs, family professionals, and much more (and more varied images, too). The mom of two, Lynch Schuster is a poet, whose first group, "Saturday at the fitness center," contains reflections on boxing, motherhood, and aging.

Janice recently published two essays about her art journey. Disruptive Women in Healthcare featured her blog, "I Came To Live In Color," for Aging with Audacity. Here's the website:
http://www.disruptivewomen.net/2015/12/03/i-came-to-live-in-color-reaching-the-age-of-audacity/

Maria Shriver featured her story on her website, and you can read it:

http://mariashriver.com/blog/2015/12/how-i-used-art-to-express-myself-when-i-lost-the-words-you-can-too-what-are-mothers-for-janice-lynch-schuster/

Janice sells original art, many motivated by poetry, through Handmade at Amazon: www.amazon.com/handmade/JustByJanice. She chooses work on commission, also. Future books in progress include, "What Are Children For? ," "Somewhere Between Heaven and Earth," "What Are Grandmothers For?" And " What Are Friends For?"

She is a frequent contributor to major news outlets, such as "The Washington Post," and also "The Shriver Report," along with a part of classes that include Disruptive Women in Healthcare, the American Society for Journalists and Writers, and the Association of Healthcare Journalists. Her professional work concentrates on subjects associated with aging, especially family caregiving

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