Siegfried Danzinger

It feels silly, at times, referring to myself as "an author." Oh, hello! Did you know I'm "an author"? It's weird. It's weird because I am, more accurately and certainly more comfortably, a person who writes - more popularly called "a writer." I'm a writer, and most of what any potential reader might find interesting about me is in the things that I've written. I'm not going to mention where I was born, and I won't be going on about my early life, my ambitions, or the first time I wrote a thing about a thing. I'd rather you gave my story about a haunted house a read or introduced a child to my stories about animals. I'm a writer, and I want people to read what I've written (and, hope against hope, actually like it). All any reader needs to know about me dwells within my works and words.