L. K. Craft

L. K. Craft (her maiden and pen name, her married name: Linda K. Hisayasu) was born in rural Michigan in the early 1950's. She attained her academic degrees from Spring Arbor University and graduate degrees from the University of Notre Dame. Ms. Craft spent 27 years as a hospital administrator, clinical therapist, management consultant, and as a national lecturer. In 2000, she proclaimed, "I've spent too much time 'doing' life, now I want to 'live' life." Taking time off from her career, she embarked on a journey that would thrust her into life experiences. Opening herself up, it expanded her view of the human condition. Enmeshed in the lives of those lost in risk taking behaviors, she was overwhelmed with the philosophical question of 'what is enough' in life. In 2003 she ended her journey knowing she could no longer return to her career of 'doing' life and immediately started working on her literary fiction novel: ALWAYS ENOUGH, published in 2006. ALWAYS ENOUGH has received outstanding reviews, with the famed KIRKUS Review proclaiming it "A REWARDING READ." Today L. K. Craft lives in Palm Springs, CA and is working on her next novel titled, THE SHATTER. She hopes to have it completed within a couple years.