Kyndra Hatch grew up with a fascination for science fiction and a deep interest in ancient civilizations, a combination which fuels her active imagination. After twelve exciting years as an archaeologist, Kyndra pursues a passion for writing and has discovered her works have a decidedly science fiction romantic flair. She is a USA Today bestselling author and an active member of the SFR Brigade.
Kyndra also writes science fiction, horror, and dark humor short stories as L.
K. Hatchett. Visit her Facebook page or sign up for her newsletter for more info. Thanks for reading! Twitter: https://twitter.com/kyndrahatch Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kyndrahatch/ Newsletter: http://eepurl.com/cpLDG9 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kyndrahatch/ An Archaeologist in a former life, L. K. Hatchett is now a professional woolgatherer. She writes strange tales that include dung beetles, rabid reindeer, and gopher people.
Her works appear in the dark humor/horror anthology "Frost and Other Stories" and the best-selling B-movie anthologies "Cult Classics for the Modern Cult" and "Cult Classics for the Modern Cult 2." She is currently working on "Archaeology Tales, " which will chronicle the humorous and insane on the job experiences of archaeologists.
K. Hatchett. Visit her Facebook page or sign up for her newsletter for more info. Thanks for reading! Twitter: https://twitter.com/kyndrahatch Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kyndrahatch/ Newsletter: http://eepurl.com/cpLDG9 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kyndrahatch/ An Archaeologist in a former life, L. K. Hatchett is now a professional woolgatherer. She writes strange tales that include dung beetles, rabid reindeer, and gopher people.
Her works appear in the dark humor/horror anthology "Frost and Other Stories" and the best-selling B-movie anthologies "Cult Classics for the Modern Cult" and "Cult Classics for the Modern Cult 2." She is currently working on "Archaeology Tales, " which will chronicle the humorous and insane on the job experiences of archaeologists.
