BOOKS:

NEVER TOO LATE: A 62-year-old goes from Wannabe to Wife

How does a 62-year-old woman who’s never been married find happiness with a two-time widower seeking his third wife on . . . Craigslist!? Does she throw caution to the wind and relinquish her freedom, or should she take a crash course in compromises?

Author B. Lynn Goodwin tells all and more in NEVER TOO LATE. How she was attracted to Richard’s clear expectations, his honesty, and his incredible openness. She’d never met anyone like him.

Would she recognize love if it knocked on her heart? And could an educated woman be happy moving into a blue-collar world?

Whether you’ve been single forever, are trapped in an unhappy marriage, or you’re simply curious, you’ll find secrets to a happy marriage in NEVER TOO LATE.

 

TALENT Fifteen-and-a-half-year-old Sandee Mason wants to find her talent, get her driver’s license, and stop living in the shadow of her big brother, Bri, who disappeared while serving in Afghanistan.

 

You Want Me to Do WHAT? Journaling for Caregivers, http://www.amazon.com/You-Want-Me-Do-What/dp/1606962973. Relieve stress whether you’re a caregiver or not.

E-ZINE:

• Owner, editor and writer for Writer Advice, www.writeradvice.com since 10/97
• Interviewer
• Book and web site reviewer
• Information coordinator and guru

RECENT ANTHOLOGIES:

• Writing After Retirement edited by Carol Smallwood and Christine Redman-Waldeyer, “My Niche, My Way.”
• Small Miracles from Beyond edited by Yitta Halberstam & Judith Leventhal, “Hello, Lynn”
• Impressions: LPC Anthology 2015 edited by George Cramer, “Center Stage.”
• “Hidden Love” in True Words Journal

• SAMPLE ARTICLES AND ESSAYS:

• “Why I Finally Stopped Shaving at Fifty” in GoodHousekeeping.com  http://www.goodhousekeeping.com/beauty/a33666/stop-shaving-body-hair/
• The Sun, “Sugar”– a short personal experience for A Reader Writes
• Study Sync, www.studysync.–Wrote essay questions, intros, blurbs and other material for classic and contemporary literature
• Inspire Me Today, www.inspiremetoday.com
  1. How Can I Find My Path?
  2. Celebrate Your Uniqueness
  3. The Transformative Benefits of Journaling
  4. Finding Inspiration in Shingles
  5. Craziness is in the Eye of the Beholder

• For the Danville Weekly (sample articles):

1. Comedy Goes With Chemo
2. A Welcome Respite
3. Like To Write? Join a club
4. Legend Lives On
5. Artists Strut Their Stuff

• For Small Press Review:

Reviews of periodicals, literary magazines, and books over 5 years

• For the Oakland Tribune:

“A Part of History” – first person essay

• For the Contra Costa Times:

1. “Absence Makes The Lies Grow Stronger” – first person essay
2. “A Reflection in the Mirror is Reward Enough” – first person essay

I also lead writing workshops face-to-face and coach writers through Writer Advice’s Manuscript Consultation Service, http://www.writeradvice.com/manuscriptconsultation.html