Linda Zimmermann: Passionate Paranormal Author On A Quest For Adventure

On the June 8, 2016 edition of "Nature Of Reality Radio" I welcome Linda Zimmermann. Earning a B.S. in Chemistry and a Master’s in English Literature made it obvious early on that Linda had wide ranging interests. After working as a research scientist throughout the 1980s, she decided to pursue her real passion—writing. Today, Linda is the author of over 30 books, is a popular speaker, has made numerous appearances on television and radio, and has starred in an award-winning documentary, based on her book In the Night Sky.

She has received honors and awards for her books on American history, and in 2011 she won the Silver Medal for Humor for "Bad Science" in the Independent Publishers Awards. Linda has lectured at the Smithsonian, West Point, and Gettysburg, as well as at national conventions, universities, and Mensa events. Astronomy and the space program are also favorite topics for her books, articles, and lectures. In addition, Linda has appeared at major science fiction conventions and comic cons for her zombie and science fiction novels and comic books—especially after becoming a comic book character in the Ghost Investigator comic books, based on her popular series of books.

Linda also enjoys kayaking, cycling (both road and mountain biking), swimming, cross country skiing, or snow shoeing. As a vegetarian, if the apocalypse occurred and Linda became a zombie, she would have to subsist on brain-flavored tofu. She was also named Best Author of 2012 by the Hudson Valley's Times Herald Record newspaper. 

Linda's site: http://gotozim.com/