Linda Wright is a retired librarian, having worked for one school library, four public libraries, and the Commonwealth of Massachusetts Board of Library Commissioners.

As a person with a rare genetic bleeding disorder, Linda has served as a past president of the New England Hemophilia Association and a regional board member of the National Hemophilia Foundation. She has been a writing coach and editor for My Girls Blood, an international organization dedicated to sharing the lives of girls and women with bleeding disorders.

Her short stories have been published in Chicken Soup for the Soul: O Canada: 101 Heartwarming and Inspiring Stories by and for Canadians and Persimmon Tree, an online magazine of the arts by women over sixty.

Her interests include mindfulness meditation, adoption of shelter animals, and knitting. She and her spouse live in Tallahassee, Florida.