Linda Stein

Linda Stein is a professional science writer. She was also co-editor and co-author of a 450-page history book that received first prize from the New England Museum Association. Linda has participated in writing workshops at the Provincetown Fine Arts Work Center and the Crazyhorse Writers Conference, among others. In addition to her novel, Lifelines, Linda has written a short story collection and a memoir.

Lifelines

Laurie arrived at work fifteen minutes early on her first day of work.
“We don’t want to overwork you on your first day,” Dan said. “C’mon across the street, I’ll buy you a cup of coffee.”
Charlie’s Coffee Shop was packed with men between the ages of about twenty and sixty.

Issue 51, July 2021

Linda Stein

Linda Stein is a professional science writer. She was also co-editor and co-author of a 450-page history book that received first prize from the New England Museum Association. Linda has participated in writing workshops at the Provincetown Fine Arts Work Center and the Crazyhorse Writers Conference, among others. In addition to her novel, Lifelines, Linda has written a short story collection and a memoir.

Lifelines

Laurie arrived at work fifteen minutes early on her first day of work.
“We don’t want to overwork you on your first day,” Dan said. “C’mon across the street, I’ll buy you a cup of coffee.”
Charlie’s Coffee Shop was packed with men between the ages of about twenty and sixty.

Issue 51, July 2021

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