Linda L. Richards

Linda L. Richards is a bestselling author and the editor of January Magazine.[1]

Linda L. Richards
BornVancouver, British Columbia, Canada
OccupationAuthor
GenreFiction

Biography

Linda L. Richards was born in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, and reared in Vancouver, Los Angeles, California, and Munich, Germany. She founded January Magazine in 1997 as an experiment in Web technologies in support of the computer books she was writing at that time. The actor Michael Karl Richards is her son.[2] She lives in Vancouver.

In 2010 she was awarded The Panik Award (in honor of the late Paul Anik) for the best Los Angeles Noir for Death Was in the Picture.

In 2019 she was awarded The Arthur Ellis Award for best short story for "Terminal City" which appeared in Vancouver Noir.

Bibliography
  • Vancouver Noir (2018) Akashic Books (Contributor)
  • When Blood Lies (2016) Orca Books/Rapid Reads
  • Fast Women and Neon Lights (2016) Short Stack Books (Contributor)
  • If It Bleeds (2014) Orca Books/Rapid Reads
  • Death Was in the Blood (2013) Five Star/Cengage
  • Thrillers: 101 Must Reads (2010) Oceanview Publishing (Contributor)
  • Death Was in the Picture (2009) St. Martin's Minotaur/Thomas Dunne Books
  • Death Was the Other Woman (2008) St. Martin's Minotaur/Thomas Dunne Books
  • Calculated Loss (2006) MIRA Books
  • The Next Ex (2005) MIRA Books
  • Mad Money (2004) MIRA Books
  • Web Graphics for Dummies (1997) MIS: Press
  • Teach Yourself Photoshop (1997) Henry Holt
  • The Canadian Business Guide to Using the Internet (1995) Self-Counsel Press
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References
  1. Macmillan.com
  2. "Michael Karl Richards - Biography". Wall of Celebrities. Retrieved 11 June 2018.
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