Print and E-Books
Marcus Sikora with Mardra Sikora
• Black Day: The Monster Rock Band
Available on Amazon, at Barnes and Noble.com, at The Bookworm in Omaha and HERE:
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Also by Mardra Sikora
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The Parent’s Guide to Down Syndrome:
Advice, Information, Inspiration, and Support for Raising Your Child from Diagnosis through Adulthood
Co-Authored with Jen Jacob, this is a really long subtitle for a relatively short book PACKED with resources and front-line information for parents. Published by Adams Media and slated for release in January of 2016. It is available for pre-sale via Barnes and Noble and Amazon.
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• Essay Arguing Eugenics: A Case for Changing the World
“Arguing Eugenics: a case for changing the world” is an essay by advocate and speaker, Mardra Sikora. Mrs. Sikora addresses the issue of entire nations becoming “Down syndrome free” and argues the case for children considered to be imperfect. Filled with facts about Down syndrome, quotes from specialists, and personal anecdotes, this quick read will leave you with a clearer picture of the power of potential. It is a Tom Howard/John H. Reid Fiction & Essay Contest 2014 Finalist.
Available on Amazon.
• The Future and Other Twists: A Collection of Short and Super-Short Stories Available in Print or Ebook.
• Short fiction and non-fiction included in Anthologies:

Up-Do: Flash Fiction by Women Writers
From evocative family dramas to memorable coming-of-age tales to science fiction adventures, these brief but heartfelt stories offer a glimpse into many fascinating worlds. Award-winning authors such as Kathryn Kulpa, Donna Hill and Catherine Edmunds (and me :)) convey laughter and pain with masterful precision. Buy Here at Spider Road Press.
- Forging Freedom Volume II
Whether we struggle against an external oppressor or battle our mind for control, humans desire freedom. In Forging Freedom Volume 2, nineteen authors examine freedom—and the situations that threaten it. Some of the stories are true, based on experience or history handed down through the generations. Others are imagined—mere stretches of reality and the ways it might be pulled away from freedom. This eclectic mix of freedom-themed stories covers the spectrum, including such ideas as longing for one’s native land, earning communal grading, being forced to donate an organ, battling mental illness, and fighting for the right to give birth to a child regardless of its genetics. (Guess which story is mine. :)) You can buy from Freedom Forge Press here.
Spring 2019, Will Cather Review *After Antonia* Volume 61.2
- Fine Lines Literary Journals
- Things They Carry: Things They Carry: American Athenaeum
is available on Amazon
- Spring (Online) Edition of the Rose Red Review:“Pillar of Strength”
Online Contributor to:
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• The Huffington Post
• The Road We’ve Shared
• Medium - Momaha by Omaha World Herald
- Two Thirds of the Planet
- Mamalode
- • The Mighty
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Guest Posts/Articles
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The Good Life Tour of Omaha Blogs
• Ellen Stumbo
- “My Challenge: I’m afraid of monsters” on Undiagnosed but OK.
- • WDSD14 on LivLaughLove
• The Arc US
• Downs Side Up
• Fine Lines Blog
• The Madonna School Blog