About Warner
L.C. Warner is a lifelong adventurer, librarian, saxophonist, and educator — a jack of all trades, master of some.
Growing up in New Orleans as a Katrina kid, Lian spent her childhood creating worlds in her head and practicing martial arts. A self-described professional quitter of many childhood activities, she eventually found something worth staying for when she picked up saxophone as a junior in high school.
Her gap year with the Pioneer Project took her into the wilderness as a Wilderness First Responder, and her academic path wound from Young Harris College to Southeastern Louisiana University, where she earned a BM in Saxophone Performance. When COVID and personal tragedy derailed plans for a dual graduate degree, she pivoted into OER, information literacy instruction, and eventually her current role as Instruction Librarian at North Greenville University.
In 2025, a health crisis forced her inward — and onto the couch with Pirates of the Caribbean. A bet that she couldn’t write a better pirate story started the Haleverse: a boy in the stocks, a grumpy captain, the Cold Northern Admiral, and a stormy son — then a cast that grew to include Puritans, pirates, Presbyterians, physicians, admirals, anchors, adventure, fencing, fire, and fun.


Meet Author L.C. Warner
L.C Warner writes character-driven speculative fiction, weaving quiet magic, found family, and fierce resilience into every story. A former teacher turned full-time author, Warner draws on small-town roots, academic research, and late-night notebook scribbles to shape immersive worlds.