Author Bio
K.L. Rivera is a Puerto Rican writer from New York whose work spans genres, blending elements of literary fiction, romance, and speculative storytelling.
Her writing often explores identity, belonging, and legacy, as well as the emotional fault lines that shape people’s lives. Many of her stories examine the thin line between good and evil—the forces that pull people toward one side or the other, or keep them suspended somewhere in the uneasy middle.
She writes short stories, poetry, essays, and novels, often weaving romance and introspection into narratives that cross traditional genre boundaries.
Her work has appeared in publications including BigNews Magazine and Medium, and her short story Nancy’s Husband was a finalist in the L. Ron Hubbard Writers of the Future Contes
She lives in New York with her family.