WELL OF RAGE.
Lynn is the author of three novels and a member of the Crime Writers Association UK, Sisters in Crime Atlanta, Atlanta Pen Woman and the International Association of Police Women.
She won the 2015 First Place Winner, Oak Tree Press, Cop Tales, for her mystery, Well of Rage. Her novel Another Kind of Hero was a finalist for the 2018 Silver Falchion Award. Her short story “Jewel’s Hell” was published September 2019 in Me Too Short Stories: An Anthologyby Level Best Books and edited by Elizabeth Zelvin.
Her short story about a domestic homicide, “Murder: Food For Thought,” published in the anthology Double Lives, Reinvention & Those We Leave Behind, 2009by Wising Up Press was adapted in the play, We Hunt Our Young,produced at Emory University Field Showcase and Core Studio Luncheon Time Series, 2011. Excerpts from the play “Unacceptable Truths” was performed on the Atlanta BeltLine in 2013.
An interview concerning Lynn’s role as a police officer and the dance video, “Blue Steel,” are in The Women’s Studies Archives, The Second Feminist Movement, Georgia State University. She performs in several dance and theatrical troupes in Atlanta, Georgia. One of her personas is “The Dandelion”.
Lynn is a charter member of the International Women Police Association in Georgia and the vice-president of the Atlanta Chapter for National League of Pen Women, treasurer of Southern Sisters, Sisters-in Crime. A member of the International Women Writers Guild, Georgia Writers, Atlanta Writers Club, Public Safety Writers Association, Walton Writers. She is a Beacon Dance board member and troupe member of The Dancing Flowers for Peace, and InterPlay Atlanta, SoulPrint Players.
What People Say
Well of Rage is the best written book I’ve picked up in years.
Patrick Morton
Another Kind of Hero has it all: murder, crime, humor, a ghost!
Cindy Fausel
Lynn did a great job pulling me into Another Kind of Hero.
Randi D. Ward