Linda Maye Adams has been writing stories for as long as she can remember. Her fiction blends grounded settings with imaginative twists, often exploring the quiet resilience of ordinary people who stumble into extraordinary situations.
Her work has appeared in Monsters, Movies, and Mayhem, where her story earned a mention in Publisher’s Weekly. She is a seven‑time Writers of the Future Honorable Mention recipient, including two Silver Honorable Mentions. Most of her fiction is independently published and can be found online under her full name.
Originally from Southern California, Linda served in the U.S. Army and one war. She later settled in the Washington, D.C. area, where she works as a travel administrator for a government agency. She is currently writing an urban fantasy/paranormal mystery series set in D.C., featuring political intrigue and a detective who can MacGyver his way through the supernatural.
When she’s not writing, she enjoys exploring local history, experimenting with new creative systems, and finding magic in ordinary places.
Linda Maye Adams 
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I was wondering what experiences did you have while wearing one from feeling claustrophobic, getting too warm, hard to breathe, and more?
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