Libbie Hawker


Biography

Libbie was born in Rexburg, Idaho and divided her childhood between Eastern Idaho's rural environs and the greater Seattle area. She presently lives in Seattle, but has also been a resident of Salt Lake City, Utah; Bellingham, Washington; and Tacoma, Washington. She loves to write about character and place, and is inspired by the bleak natural beauty of the Rocky Mountain region and by the fascinating history of the Puget Sound. She will opt for high mountains, sage deserts, and heavy rainclouds over a sunny, sandy beach any day of the week.

Libbie's writerly influences are varied, and include Vladimir Nabokov, Annie Dillard, Michael Ondaatje, George R. R. Martin, songwriter Neko Case, and mixed-media storyteller Chris Onstad, to name but a few.

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Books

Finnegan's Pig, Or How Saskatoon Got Bacon for Seven Years: A Cautionary Tale (Short Story)    by Libbie Hawker
Price: Free! 3760 words. Published on October 28, 2012. Fiction.

The devil wears many guises. Some of them are delicious.
A Light in the Merced River (Short Story)    by Libbie Hawker
Price: Free! 4940 words. Published on October 28, 2012. Fiction.

In an alternate-history Steampunk America, missionary John Muir must choose between his two great loves: nature and Creation.
Schrodinger's Kitty: A Short and Uncertain Story    by Libbie Hawker
Price: Free! 2510 words. Published on October 28, 2012. Fiction.

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Amateur physicist Mark hits on a mysterious woman. Or does he?
Baptism for the Dead    by Libbie Hawker
Price: $2.99 USD. 66030 words. Published on September 28, 2012. Fiction.

The perfect Mormon wife in the perfect Mormon town has a secret: she doesn’t believe in God. Her husband has a secret, too: he’s in love with another man.

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