Linda Boroff graduated from UC Berkeley with a degree in English. She was nominated for Pushcart Prizes in 2016 and 2021. Her first novel, Twisted Fate, was published by Champagne Book Group in March 2022. Her Young Adult novel, The Dressmaker’s Daughter, was published in March 2022 by Santa Monica Press. Her short stories and nonfiction appear in McSweeney’s, All the Sins, Close to the Bone, Gawker, Cimarron Review, Moxy, BioStories, Shark Reef, Literary Heist, Parhelion, Crack the Spine, Writing Disorder, The Piltdown Review, The Lowestoft Chronicle, Eclectica, Glossy News Satire, Thoughtful Dog, The Satirist, Fleas on the Dog, Hollywood Dementia, Sundress, In Posse Review, Adelaide Magazine, Word Riot, Ducts Magazine, Blunderbuss Magazine, Storyglossia, The Furious Gazelle, The Pedestal Magazine, Eyeshot, JONAH Magazine, The Boiler, In Posse Review, Bound Off, Black Denim Lit, Stirring, Drunk Monkeys, Fictive Dream, The Chiron Review, Linnets Wings, and other publications. She wrote the feature film, Murder in Fashion. Her short story, “Light Fingers,” published in Cornell University's literary magazine, Epoch, is currently under option to Sony and Road Less Traveled Productions.