Author Feature: Virginia R. Degner

Author Feature: Virginia R. Degner

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Being able to write helpful and heartwarming literary works takes a lot of skills. What makes the book, poem, prose, or other kinds of writing style even better is if the author genuinely wants to offer help. The author’s authenticity lets works like Daily Reflections for Women reach out and help change readers’ lives.

In this author feature, you’ll see taht Virginia R. Degner is an author that is serious about helping others to live their lives in the best possible way. But beyond her helpful nature, there are other things that make Virginia a unique author in every right. What do you say we get to know her a bit better? Let’s go!

Our Author Feature Virginia R. Degner and Her Numerous Writings

Virginia R. Degner is a retired social worker with a master’s degree in Clinical Psychology. Before becoming a social worker and the author of nine beautiful books, she was a newspaper reporter and had been so for years. Now, she and her husband are the grandparents to four lovely grandkids from their three offspring who now have a family.

Virginia formerly had a parenting website from 2006 to 2011, which families highly favored with infants and teens. She likes to keep busy and occupied by taking care of her website. Virginia often writes novels or Haiku poetry when she’s not busy with her website.

There’s not much information about Virginia’s life, which is respectable, so this author feature might not have much personal details. But we have many details about the books she has written, and we can get to know her better by talking about her works. Let’s look at her literary works today, from her novels to her poetry writings!

Virginia’s Haiku Poetry Books

In total, Virginia R. Degner has four Haiku poetry books, each of them tackling different subjects. The book aims to instill the author’s struggles and experiences on each topic, speaking of ruminations in the typical 5-7-5 syllable Haikus are known for. Here’s one Haiku from her poetry book titled “Haiku Poetry of a Sojourner Musings of a Food Junkie”:

Food, spirits, or drugs,

can fool my body’s delight!

Like a stunted tree.

We believe this Haiku poem means that we often use food, spirits (most likely hard liquor), and drugs to indulge our bodies, tricking them into feeling great, but it would often come at a high cost, deforming and damaging our bodies just like a stunted tree.

Another example would be Virginia’s “Haiku Poems of a Women’s Journey,” which focuses on helping individuals meditate or self-reflect. She even encourages readers to try and write Haiku poems about their journey in life. Here’s a Haiku from this particular poetry book:

A double rainbow

A wondrous mysterious,

Gift of luck and joy

This simple yet well-written piece expresses how wonderful yet mysterious a double rainbow is, with the writer considering it a great gift that signifies happiness and good luck. It’s also another way to say that we should stop, look up at the sky and enjoy the small things.

Virginia’s Other Written Books

Virginia has written five books that aren’t related to poetry, from a great cookbook to a mystery novel. Her “Toe Tappin’ Lip Smacking’ Home Cookin’: Favorite Family Comfort Foods” carries the author’s favorite food recipes, such as Chicken Quesadillas and homemade Lasagna. It’s the perfect book to satiate everyone’s taste buds.

As you can see from her nine books, Virginia displays excellent flexibility in her writing style and uses her talent to help people. Virginia offers helpful and heartwarming reads for anybody interested in her writings. There’s unlike any author like Virginia R. Degner.

Check her website out by clicking here to purchase one or two of her books!

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