Pamela Turner

Pamela Turner divides her time between writing horror, paranormal, and urban fantasy and trying to thwart her cat’s attempts to kill her. A former freelance magazine writer, she returned to writing fiction in 2003. In January 2011, her first book, Death Sword, a digital short novel, was released by Lyrical Press. A screenplay writer, she won second place in The Writers Place Short/Teleplay screenplay competition in 2004 for her short “Cemetery.”

She’s a member of the Romance Writers of America, including the Louisville Romance Writers, Rainbow Romance Writers, Fantasy, Futuristic and Paranormal and Kiss of Death chapters. She’s also a supporting member of the Horror Writers Association.

After college, Pam moved to Kentucky where the bugs are bigger and allergies aren’t an option but the law. She lives near Louisville with her family and aforementioned feline. Besides writing, she enjoys reading, photography, playing chess (although she’s lousy at the game), physics, aviation, the Tarot, and hanging out in cemeteries.

You can find her at her site and blog, as well as Facebook, Goodreads and Twitter.