

B. L. Aldrich
Author
Short Fiction

Bio

B.L. Aldrich wrote her first novel at the age of five. Fourteen printer pages long, self illustrated, and leaning heavily upon Ray Steven's "Along Came Jones" for a plot, it detailed the adventures of a one-eyed, anthropomorphic rat named Blind Jack. Thankfully her works have grown in quality and sophistication, but she never relinquished her author's pen.
Her short fiction has since appeared at the online magazines LACUNA: A Journal of Historical Fiction, The Hoggle Pot, Black Lantern, in DreamFusion Press's anthology The Book of the Macabre, and Blunderwoman Productions audio anthology Vintage Love Stories. A former English tutor at Chattahoochee Technical College turned telemetry technician, she received her Masters in Professional Writing from Kennesaw State University. Continually drafting, her work is marked by a fascination with characters who confuse, teach, and change her.