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Linda L Wagner
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- Chattnooga, Tennessee
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- Relationship Status:
- Single
- About Me:
- I am a nurse and a new author to the literary world. I have just signed a conttact to get my first book published. I am working on my second book. I still have a full day time job, so I will be much slower at this then those who are writing full time.
So far I have met really some neat people and we all have a common interest and that is writing and getting published.
- My Birthdate:
- March 8, 1949
- My Birthplace:
- Chattanooga, Tenn
- My Hometown:
- Cape Canaveral, Floria
- My Website:
- http://www.lindawagnerbooks.com
- My Favorite Website:
- http://www.authorsden.com
- My Favorite Foods:
- Since I am in the medical profession, I like reading things that keep me up on my nursing career. Sounds boring, but if I am not doing that, I am trying to write books
- My Favorite Beverages:
- Virgin Mango. I don't drink alcohol. If anyone knows anything about Indian hertiage, there is something in us that just can't tolerate alcohol and I am one of them.
- My Favorite Sweets:
- Yogurt icecream and chocolate
- My Favorite People:
- People that are compassionate and care about others more then themselves. People who care about making this world a better place to live in. People that love their spouse or their significant other. People that put God first, family second and themselves third. People that are kind and just are good people.
- My Favorite Books:
- Children's books - I guess that is why I enjoy writing them
- My Favorite Movies:
- Any movie that has to solve a mystery
- My School or Alma Mater:
- Andrews University
- My Career:
- Nursing Administration/Community Educatior
- My Accomplishments:
- Certified Legal Nurse Consultant
Health Care Anti-Fraud Associate (HCAFA)
Who's Who in Colleges back in 1981 (when I use to be smart)
Poetry
Mother/Grandmother
- Why I'm Here:
- To Network, To Make Friends, To Share Ideas, To Learn
- My Passion:
- Show people that I do care
- My Hopes:
- To write more books
- My Dreams:
- To have my books publsihed
- What Else?:
- I would love to learn how to work these different websites so when I have an announcment, I can make good use of a these websites to convey a message
Linda L Wagner's Blog
II have just published a child’s book named "Lady Flatterley"
I feel there are so many distractions out in this world that can lead the child from learning about the important values in life. To me, my main focus in writing Christian books is to help the child to understand and… Continue
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I must admit I'm having a few problems withthe publisher who is supposed t be bringing out my latest book, (not the same publisher as A Study in Red), so I have some idea what you must be feeling.and I really appreciate you taking the time to send me your congratulations inthe midst of your own troubles.
Best regards
Brian
Thanks for the blog comment. I do indeed have a very talented frined who designs most of my novel covers for me. His name is Graeme Houston and he is a veritable genius, in my mind. He kind of 'sees' muy book inhis mind and then designs a cover that reflects exactly the way I envisage it to compliment the story within the pages.
Best regards
Brian