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L.A. Mitchell

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Suspense, Thriller, Romance

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Bestselling author L.A. Mitchell published her first story—a time travel short called "The Lost Highway"—as part of a romance anthology–in 2008. Since then, she has published over 27 works of fiction and non-fiction as a ghostwriter. Her works include memoir, business non-fiction, self-help, young adult, women’s fiction, and—most prevalently—romance. And though she’s covered the subgenre and trope gambit with romance, she almost always finds a way to include in every story that bit of woo-woo that speaks to her soul.

Her personal fiction encompasses her fascination with time theory, conspiracies, and the unreliable narrator inside us all.

Though she grew up in Colorado, L.A. makes her home in north Texas. ...more

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L.A. Mitchell The very best professors of writing are writers who have come before you. Study widely, in your favorite genres and across all genres. Start a critiqu…moreThe very best professors of writing are writers who have come before you. Study widely, in your favorite genres and across all genres. Start a critique group with other writers. Lift each other up as you learn. Most of all, learn to fall in love with the process, not the product or the attention you get from being a writer. Oh, and write. A lot. Like 1 million words and then some.(less)

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L.A. Mitchell I ghostwrote a YA dystopian fantasy about seven years ago that was never published. I bought back the rights because I just couldn't bear to let that …moreI ghostwrote a YA dystopian fantasy about seven years ago that was never published. I bought back the rights because I just couldn't bear to let that special world go undiscovered. The world? The hidden and interconnected realm of art. I can't wait to share this book with readers.(less)

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