About the Author
Linda Estrella Ikeda
I, Linda Estrella Ikeda, am an Asian-American from the sunny state of California in the beach city of Long Beach. I live with my American-Irish husband, James Hickey, and our seven-year-old rambunctious white Siamese cat, named Mr. Pickle. We have been married for 37 years now and have no children. James and I have lived in Southern California for almost all our young and adult lives. James is a retired accountant, and I am a retired graphic designer and commercial photographer.
My career was derailed and halted by the devastating “environmental illness” that almost annihilated my whole life in the last 3 years! This book is my non-fiction account of my “brushing” with death due to this illness. It centers on the negligence of the unaccountable, negligible, and unconcerned landlord who owned the commercial property that I leased for 5 years, as well as the ignorance and blundering actions of the EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) of my beloved country, the USA.
In addition, I make a clear description of other incidents in Southern California involving similar atrocities of this “environmental illness,” which affected both young children and adults. I also touch on the incompetent management of DTSC (Department of Toxic Substances Control).
I have a main and honest purpose in creating this book: to warn other Americans to be vigilant and know how to confront landlords, whether in private or commercial properties. Please set aside a little time to read this book; perhaps it could help others who are unaware of the negligence of landlords and the local government of California. It is not over yet.
Learn more about Linda Ikeda at beyondfinearts.com
Your Questions, Answered
“Find Me” is a reflection of my own personal account of being afflicted with a dangerous environmental illness. The novel is non-fiction based on a revelation of how the government of the state of California addressed this environmental illness.
“Find Me” is a non-fictional work with significant inspiration drawn from my personal experience with this dangerous environmental illness.
“Find Me” is a reflection of my own personal account of being afflicted with a dangerous environmental illness. The novel is non-fiction based on a revelation of how the government of the state of California addressed this environmental illness.