Do you read to escape into other worlds?

If you like to read Fantasy, Science Fiction or Mystery, you’re in the right place. Most of my stories are about healing, magic and a sense of wonder.

I love stories about mysterious worlds with complex histories. Stories with characters that grab you and won’t let you go. Stories about everyday people who end up rising above themselves. Stories filled with the magic of everyday life. Stories that come to life and transform me along with the characters.

If you like them too, then welcome!

Poke around a bit and see what you find. Make a comment or two. Run off to a vendor and buy a book. Come back and read the latest blog.

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Thanks for popping in!

Linda


 


Linda Jordan writes fascinating characters, visionary worlds, and imaginative fiction. She creates both long and short fiction, serious and silly. She believes in the power of healing and transformation, and many of her stories follow those themes. 

In a previous lifetime, Linda coordinated the Clarion West Writers’ Workshop as well as the Reading Series. She spent four years as Chair of the Board of Directors during Clarion West’s formative period. She’s also worked as a travel agent, a baker, and a pond plant/fish sales person, you know, the sort of things one does as a writer.

She’s also the former Programming Director for the Writers Cooperative of the Pacific Northwest.

Linda now lives in the rainy wilds of Washington state with her husband, daughter, four cats, a cluster of Koi and an infinite number of slugs and snails.

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