Indianapolis-based Linda Mansfield wrote the “Two Good Feet” series of fictional, seasonal short stories for teenagers through senior citizens, male and female. Each of the series’ four books — "Stories for the 12 Days of Christmas," "Twelve Stories for Spring," "Twelve Stories for Summer" and "Twelve Stories for Fall" — contains a baker's dozen of stories to provide light reads for entertainment. Each book can stand alone, but the characters are consistent throughout and as a whole the series offers 52 stories, or one for every week of the year.

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Her current work in progress is a middle-grade children's novel, "Emma and the Reindeer," with a theme of environmental conservation. She's using the pen name "Emma Gallagher" for it.

 

Linda writes fiction for fun. Her background is as a reporter, editor, and public relations director, primarily concentrating on motorsports. She owns Restart Communications, a motorsports PR firm. She has represented several IndyCar drivers and two overall winning teams of the Rolex 24 Hours of Daytona. She is also a veteran reporter for “Speed Sport Magazine.” Other articles she wrote have appeared in “The New York Times,” “The Wall Street Journal” and “USA Today,” among other publications. She has worked at a Manhattan publishing house, and she's the current communications coordinator of North United Methodist Church in Indianapolis. More info is available at LindaMansfieldBooks.com.