When not clicking away on a keyboard, C.K. Larsen enjoys hiding under the shadows of pine trees and slaying dragons with amazing sneak attacks on Skyrim. This avid gamer and uber anime fan channel her hobbies into her novels, letting them fuel crazy adventures and wild characters that wreak all sorts of havoc.

She has been a writer and artist since her childhood. Every paper, worksheet, or sketchpad she owned (or not) always housed numerous drawings and short stories that captivated her through the mundane hours of the day. It wasn’t until middle school that the writing bug hit hard, and she started out writing her own fan fiction. C.K. continued her artistic talents through high school but struggled with her path in college.

As a bi+ person, her goal is to bring more representation to the bi+ community in the literary world. She realized her love of writing in middle school and went on to obtain her bachelor’s degree in English in 2015 with a focus on Creative Writing. Along her journey, one of her short stories, Night Mother, won the Fiction Short Story category from the 2016 On My Own Time Awards with the DFW Business Council of Arts. In 2017, her WIP manuscript, Theme Song Panic, was placed as a Finalist in the SFF category of the Writers’ League of Texas Manuscript Contest. That same manuscript was self-published on Amazon in October of 2018. C.K. also wrote blog pieces for the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America (SFWA) and the Bi Women Quarterly (BWQ) online magazine in 2020. She pledges to continue writing as “it is my passion and the thing that gives me the greatest thrill of all.”

 

Some of her favorite novels include Gideon the Ninth, Frankenstein, the Hunger Games series, Dracula, The Dresden Files, the Mistborn series, and the Kate Daniels series. Despite the chaos of life, she believes the best things are not always the easiest to achieve.