After tiring of northeastern Ohio’s hellacious winters – “Snow” is still a four-lettered word to me – I moved to sunny southern California where I have lived with the same woman for over thirty years now. At the insistence of Geoff Peterson, my aforementioned and incredibly stubborn Corgi – who has made it abundantly clear he would never tolerate even the thought of us breaking up – I’m confident the relationship will last.
Larry Allen Lindsey is a disabled Navy veteran who served two tours of duty on a recommissioned World War II relic cruising up and down the rivers of Vietnam, the same ship that landed his father on the beaches of Normandy in 1944. A Princeton graduate and former high school basketball coach, Lindsey's previous works were finalists for both the CIBA Hemingway Award and the Eric Hoffer Book Award. He also won the 2025 ABF American Fiction Award. Born and raised in northeast Ohio, he currently resides in sunnier San Diego, but still remains a diehard, if long-suffering, Cleveland Browns fan.
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