About

As a writer

Lyndsay Hall's work has appeared in Electric Literature, Pithead Chapel, Hobart, juked, and elsewhere. Her writing has been nominated for a Pushcart Prize and was a finalist for the 2025 Larry Brown Short Story Award. She holds an MFA in Creative Writing from Antioch University, where she was the managing editor for the program's literary journal, Lunch Ticket. Her writing has been supported by Bread Loaf Writers Conference in Sicily and McCormack Writing Center's Speculative Writing Workshop. She co-founded the writing app, Whipsmart, and lives in Los Angeles, where she's at work on an upmarket, grounded sci-fi novel.

As a professional

Lyndsay Hall is a marketer and operations lead who has spent seven years at a software marketplace running point on its biggest campaigns. She started there as a video scriptwriter, went on to lead a six-person team that produced 300+ videos, and today oversees 12 major campaigns a year and 40+ smaller ones. She has also run the company's last four Black Friday events end to end—directing 30+ people from engineering to sales—with the largest bringing in $12.4 million. Outside of tech, she writes ad, email, and campaign copy for Imaginary Authors, an indie, founder-led perfumery. Earlier in her career, she spent five years at Writopia Lab, a nonprofit that teaches creative writing to children and teens, where she led a team of 10 instructors and ran its classes and events. In July 2026, she co-founded the writing app Whipsmart, where she oversees the product and co-leads marketing.