Lynda Clark lives in Nottingham, UK and is close to finishing a PhD in interactive narrative at Nottingham Trent University. Her short stories are often described as ‘strange’ and have appeared in several anthologies from small independent presses. Most recently, her story ‘Grandma’s Feast Day’ was shortlisted for the 2017 Cambridge Short Story Prize.
‘Social services gave Mum a whole list of conditions she had to adhere to. She wasn’t allowed to be animals anymore, under any circumstances, or they would take Ghillie away from her.’
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