Lynda Fitzgerald's Biography
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Snellville
Some things are better left alone. I did get two wonderful children and four delightful grandchildren for my pains.
Jun 2008
Lynda Fitzgerald has been writing all her life. She studied creative writing at both Georgia Perimeter College, where she was the winner of a Creative Writing Scholarship, and at Emory University. A native of Central Florida, Lynda now lives just outside Atlanta, GA with her latest generation of rescue dogs.
For more information about Lynda and her books, check out her website at http://www.fitzgeraldwrites.com.
Influences
Who can say who influences us as we develop as a writer? I'd have to credit Jane Austen, Mark Twain, Ayn Rand, Louis L'Amour, Leon Uris...well, the influences are too many to name. All of them had a huge impact on my writing.
Upcoming Works
If Truth Be Told was released in June 2007, and Of Words & Music was released in March 2009.
LIVE Ringer, the first in a Florida mystery series, will be released in early Spring 2010. It's the first in a mystery series that takes place along the space coast of Florida, that magic stretch of coastline between Titusville and Sebastian Inlet.
Recommended Links
Publishers
Five Star/Cengage (formerly Thomson Gale)
Multi-Media Publications, Inc. Crystal Dreams
Interests & Hobbies
Dogs, I love them and rescue all that I can. I currently have a Cairn Terrier, a German Shelherd, and a Shepherd/Rottweiler mix, all rescues. Fortunately, I also have a big house and yard.
Gardening, although not in July or August.
Reading, what a surprise.
Piano. I play badly and happily.
The moving finger writes...”
—Omak Khayyam
About Lynda
Lynda Fitzgerald has been writing all her life. She studied creative writing at both Georgia Perimeter College, where she was the winner of a Creative Writing Scholarship, and at Emory University. A native of Central Florida, Lynda now lives just outside...
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Causes Lynda Fitzgerald Supports
German Shepherd Dog Rescue, World Wildlife Federation, ASPCA, Atlanta Humane Society
Lynda’s Favorite Books
Well, of course, Pride & Prejudice is way up there at the top. Hmmm. Exodus, the early Mitchner's novels, The Fountainhead, Ken Follet's early novels,...