Laura A. Lancaster is a foodie, sci-fi nerd and world traveler. Born in Salt Lake City, Utah, she moved to Alaska in 2009 and never looked back. Well, she sometimes looks back at her family and the gorgeous deserts. She writes short stories and flash fiction. One day she’d like to be enthralled and adopted by a cat.
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If you are a writer in Alaska, check out the Alaska Writers Guild https://www.alaskawritersguild.com Laura is the Interior Chapter Vice President and has the privilege of coordinating presentations and one of the local writer’s workshop groups. If you live in Interior Alaska, reach out to her and she can connect you to other authors, writing groups and opportunities to share your work. awg.interior@gmail.com
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Howdy, Laura. Thanks for stopping by Still Life with Tortillas and liking Shapeshifter. I please to discover your blog and that you live in Fairbanks. All the best!
Hi Laura,
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