Stevie Loebs is a writer who writes. The seeds of her writing were planted early by her father, who insisted his three children practice their penmanship. That discipline blossomed into a deep love for the art of writing, sparking a lifelong journey of storytelling shaped by her own experiences. From living through the Cold War to navigating today's fast-paced digital age, Stevie’s work reflects the changing world around her.
Her perspective was deeply formed by her early years falling in love with The Beatles and learning to Hate War. Later, as a young bedside nurse, she thought she understood pain. However, it wasn't until she worked with the families of drug addicts and alcoholics that she truly came to understand the depths of suffering, hopelessness, and its impact on a person, a family, and a nation.
Today, Stevie continues to write daily because it is simply who she is. Her stories—ranging from personal essays to works of pure imagination—are meant to record the life, loves, and dreams of a freckle-faced tomboy who once raced down a hill on a blue, two-wheeled bicycle with no hands. Having survived it all, Stevie now shares those stories with you.