Pam Bainbridge-Cowan is the author of Yetzirah: The Pocket Worlds-The Butterfly. Her short stories have appeared in Alien Skin, Argus, Space and Time, Visions, and have been read on OPB supported Golden Hours Radio. She is former editor of the speculative fiction magazine, Nanobison and
lectures on writing at the local community college. She is moderator of
the online writers group, Becoming Fiction, and a member of the
Northwest Independent Writers Association. She lives in Oregon with her
husband and can often be found in front of a book or a computer, usually
with a dog or two in the vicinity.
Long Bio-Pam Bainbridge-Cowan
Pam
Bainbridge-Cowan was an army brat, born in Germany, who moved 17 times
before her father retired to Oregon, where she has steadfastly remained.
She has held a number of interesting jobs including, in no particular
order: landscaper, pizza delivery person, maid, U-haul store manager,
secretary, probation officer, house painter, store clerk, babysitter,
event coordinator, magazine editor, and potato deliverer. She is also
something of a serial entrepreneur and has owned or currently owns a:
lawn maintenance service, house painting company, construction company,
house cleaning company, newsletter service, tow truck dispatch service,
audio production company, and bookstore.
After earning a degree
in Communications at the Oregon Institute of Technology, she moved from
South Central Oregon to Northwest Oregon, where she attended Portland
State University and earned a degree in Psychology and a certificate in
Creative Writing.
Her short stories have been published in Alien Skin, Argus, Space and Time, Visions, and have been read on OPB supported Golden Hours Radio. She is former editor of the speculative fiction magazine, Nanobison and
lectures on writing at the local community college. She is moderator of
the online writers group, Becoming Fiction, and a member of the
Northwest Independent Writers Association.
Pam recently finished her first epic fantasy novel, Yetzirah: The Pocket Worlds, her third novel.
