About Victoria Landis

Victoria Landis is a writer, editor, and an artist living and reveling in the insanity and fun that is South Florida, recently relocating to Key Largo. She has lived in six states, including twelve years in Hawaii, which is also a fun place - but considerably more sane.

She's a sixteen-year member of Mystery Writers of America and served on the board of the Florida Chapter. She also Co-Chaired the FMWA's SleuthFest Writers' Conference for four years, 2015-2018. She's also a member of Sisters in Crime.

Victoria has taught writing craft and cover design in workshops and seminars at the SleuthFest Writers' Conference, the Murder on the Beach Summer Authors Academy, and at the Alvin Sherman Library at Nova Southeastern University. She especially enjoys 'big picture' editing and 'book doctoring'.

Fun fact: In 2004, Victoria wrote Chapter Nineteen in one of the silliest (and most hilarious) progressive novellas ever produced - Naked Came the Flamingo. Edited by Joan Mickelson and the late, great Barbara Parker, accomplished writers Elaine Viets, Randy Rawls, and the PJ Parrish team contributed chapters, along with many others.

She wrote a monthly humor column for The Parklander magazine for ten years.

In addition, she designs book covers - including her own.

Her website is www.VictoriaLandis.com - where you'll find her blog and the immensely popular (and funny) character 'interviews', as well as humor columns, pictures, maps of book locations, and even a short glossary of Hawaiian words.

To see her artwork, please go to her website - www.landisdesignresource.com.

She can be reached via email at - victoria@landisdesignresource.com

Follow her on Twitter @victorialandis1

Facebook - facebook.com/pages/Victoria-Landis/356968881052071?ref=hl