Author Biography

About Me
My name is Laura Pfalz (pronounced "falls", the P is silent), and I was born on May 16, 1983 in Cincinnati, Ohio.  I moved to Florida in 1986, and still live there today.  I always had a vivid imagination, and I would create characters and stories every chance I got, even at a very young age. I began writing down my imaginings at the age of 12, but didn't write my first novel until the age of 13. Ever since, I've had a love of writing, and have written over 20 novels since then.  I'm continuing to write new novels, while also editing my early works for publication.  

Personal Quotes

On Writing:

"I know I am not the best writer in the world, and I've never and will never claim to be.  I am just a storyteller, sharing thoughts that in some semblance of order make sense."

"I write from the heart.  I don't use a lot of big words or drone on and on or write what's 'in style' just to turn a profit.  What you see is what you get.  If nothing else, my writing is honest."


Random thoughts:

"I feel I have never lived in this world; I've only passed through it."

"Sometimes I want to dive into the scariest, strangest part of my insanity...and hope I don't drown."

"The problem with sanity is you don't know you're losing it, until it's gone."


What I'm Up To

This section is to let you know what I'm watching, listening to, playing, reading, and writing. I'll try to update this regularly.

May 30, 2007
I've been watching... Stephen King's Kingdom Hospital on DVD. I'm hopeless addicted to this series.
I've been listening to... Highway Companion by Tom Petty, Sam's Town by The Killers, and Bucky Covington's self-titled CD. Love 'em all.
I've been playing... Brain Age (mostly the Sudoku portion) on Nintendo DS, and Jeopardy on Playstation.
I've been reading... The Journals of Eleanor Druse: My Investigation of the Kingdom Hospital Incident. (Have I mentioned that I'm hopeless addicted?)
I've been writing... several novels. I hate to even mention titles as their publishing dates are so far off, but what the hell. A few are: Living To Die, Obituaries, and Land of the Damned. I'm sensing a theme here. I'm also going to start the editing work on my next publication, as soon as I figure out which one that is.