Michael Kannengieser's Substack Page

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Showing posts with label memoir. Show all posts

August 9, 2025

Amazon Author's Page

 

Michael J. Kannengieser is a retired New York City police officer and novelist based on Long Island, New York, where he lives with his wife and two children. He served as the Managing Editor for fiction at The View from Here, a U.K.-based literary magazine, and has published widely in both fiction and editorial capacities. His body of work includes The Daddy Rock and Burning Blue (Decent Hill Publishers), as well as The Heart of Velletri (Dreaming Big Publications, 2019), a historical novel inspired by his father's experience as a soldier during World War II. In 2023, he released The Art of God, a novel that explores grief, faith, and the transformative power of art. His latest science fiction novel, The Last Two People, was published in April 2025 and examines human connection and survival in a post-apocalyptic world. Michael continues to write across genres, blending personal experience with philosophical inquiry, spiritual themes, and speculative storytelling. He shares his work on his longtime blog, Mr. Grudge, publishes essays and stories on Substack, and connects with fellow writers on Writeseen (@michael_343).

March 13, 2008

"Six Word Memoir" Meme



I’ve been tagged with the dreaded “Six Word Meme” by a Rotus, the author of two really terrific blogs: “Rotus” and “I’ll Never Forget the Day I Read a Book!” How it works is the person tagged writes a six word memoir about themselves and post it to you blog. Then, link to the person who tagged you, and tag five more people. However, in keeping with my own theme of intrigue, I’ll hold off on tagging others as is my traditional method of responding to memes so I can use the tag on an occasion where I see the meme fitting. Those who have been tagged by me in the past know what I am talking about. Here’s my six word memoir:

“I have become a marvelous writer.” (This statement is strictly tongue-in-cheek!)

Pretty bold, huh?