Steve Lindahl

Ginger's Shoes is Steve Lindahl's eighth novel. His first three, Motherless Soul , White Horse Regressions, and Hopatcong Vision Quest are historical fiction stories wrapped in modern mysteries. In these books the characters must look into their past life memories to find clues concerning crimes in the present. His fourth, fifth, and sixth books, Under a Warped Cross, Living in a Star’s Light, and Chasing Margie are also historical novels, but without the regression twist. Under a Warped Cross is set in the tenth century, in Scandinavia, Ireland, and Britannia. Living in a Star’s Light follows the life of Lotta Crabtree, a nineteenth century actress who achieved great fame and wealth. Chasing Margie is the story of a missing child and a search that goes on for decades with a DNA twist many year's later. In his seventh novel, Woodstock to St. Joseph's, Gregory and his adult daughter, Corinne, are climbing the steps of Saint Joseph's Oratory in Montreal, praying for a miracle cure for his terminal cancer. While they pray their lives flash by, from the 1969 Woodstock Festival, where Gregory falls in love, to daily life in a Hudson Valley commune. Steve’s short fiction has appeared in Space and Time, The Alaska Quarterly, The Wisconsin Review, Eclipse, Ellipsis and Red Wheelbarrow.

Steve served for five years as an associate editor on the staff of The Crescent Review, a literary magazine he co-founded and nine years as the Managing Editor of Flying South, a literary magazine sponsored by Winston-Salem Writers. He loves to read as much as he loves to write and has posted hundreds of reviews on Amazon, Goodreads, Librarything, and his blog (www.stevelindahl.blogspot.com).

Steve is married to Toni Lindahl, a pastel artist. They currently reside in North Carolina, but still spend time each summer at Lake Hopatcong, NJ. They have two adult children, Nicole and Erik, and one grandchild, Ava.