Lea Love is a queer writer, mom, and domestic violence advocate. She’s represented by Marilyn Biderman at Transatlantic Agency, and her deeply personal memoir – Hidden – is on submission. Lea teaches Write From Your Heart: From Wounded to Warrior – a free women’s creative writing workshop that’s offered to shelters and transition homes. She also teaches writing workshops to adults and youth in her community.
Ms. Love is an intuitive guide, visionary, and mystic, and uses storytelling and comedic relief to bring light and love to the human experience. Recently, she won the distinguished 2026 City of Mission Community Service Award in Arts and Culture for exemplary volunteerism.
Lea has been a board member of the Federation of British Columbia Writers and has been a keynote speaker for International Women’s Day at the University of the Fraser Valley. She’s participated in the Human Library Organization as a featured writer, volunteered for the Surrey International Writers’ Conference, and is a member of PEN Canada.
Lea’s work is rooted in a passion for healing, transformation, and social change. Whether on the page or in her workshops, she strives to be a catalyst for growth and empowerment. She resides in the countryside of the Fraser Valley of British Columbia, Canada. You can follow her on Instagram, Facebook, and Threads, at lealovewriter.