Linda Yezak
Linda W. Yezak lives in Texas, where tall tales abound and exaggeration is an art form. She shares a house with her husband of 30+ years and an ornery calico named Molly. She has a deep love for both and a deeper love for her heavenly Father.
Currently on her office brag wall are finalists plaques for the Genesis, Carol, and Selah awards, along with winner- and grand-prize-winner plaques for her short story "Slider," which won an honorable mention in Saturday Evening Posts's 2016 Great American Fiction Contest.
A self-described nut, she says, "I keep my feet candy-coated, because there's no telling when one or both will land in my mouth."
Candy flavor of choice? "Peppermint. Chocolate melts too fast."
“Action is the pulse of any good story, but the character is the heart. If the action has no consequence to the character, the story loses heart.”
Linda Yezak
“I keep my feet candy-coated because I never know when one or both of them will wind up in my mouth.”
Linda Yezak
“If you're a writer, write. And always strive for excellence.”
Linda Yezak